rear tire tilt????

[shaggin'wagon]

does anyone else that has a 3 notice if their rear tires tilted in ward at the top kinda like / (driverside) \ (passangerside), i met a guy at my school how had just bought a new 3 sedan like mine, from the same dealer and he pointed it out to me, and i noticed it on mine, he even had exessive tire wear on the inside of the two rear tires, and he only had the car for 2 or 3 weeks.
shag'

 

[N1XRR]

Its called negative camber. Most autocrossers would KILL to have a car that had a couple degree's of camber from the factory.

Excessive tire wear? Are you sure your not just imagining it? My RX7 and Protege both have a fairly decent amount of camber and, yes, the insides wear quicker, but not before the outside is really warn out. In order to tell 100% that you have quicker wear you NEED to use a tread-depth gauge. It may LOOK like you have a lot of wear, but really don't.

RX7= -1.5 deg camber
MSP= -1.1 deg camber
3=? Don't know yet, won't know till people start getting alignments

 

[ZiO]

ALL cars have negative camber... NO CAR has wheels perfectly vertical.... some just more than others.

 

[N1XRR]

ALL cars have negative camber... NO CAR has wheels perfectly vertical.... some just more than others.

Actually, thats incorrect. ALL live axle cars have 0 camber on the solid axle. In the case of a Jeep Wrangler, both axles have 0 camber.