back wheels lean in

[MarkusG]

What would make my back wheels lean in at the top I have the original 17" rims.

 

[1LoudLS]

the extreme camber that these cars come with from the factory.

have you ever followed an LS on the road? they all do it.

 

[Lincoln Luebbe]

Independent rear suspension is a key factor too.

 

[LeaSr77]

I thought I was the only one that noticed that. I know BMWs are notorious for that also.

 

[pektel]

Yep, neg. camber stock. Here's mine after lowering:

 

[djknowledge]

Yep, neg. camber stock. Here's mine after lowering:

what a surprise...pektel posted a pic...

 

[djknowledge]

 

[bmxbang]

So your saying you want more negative camber so you can wear your tires down 10xs times faster?

 

[MarkusG]

Thanks for the help guys very much appreciated.

 

[HyeLifeLS]

I think it's MasterP rollin in his herra flush LS haha.

Pete you is what you is (a hoe that is).

 

[NYC LS8]

Make em say uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh na na nana

 

[HyeLifeLS]

loooool

 

[PMJJ]

Rear Alignment Specifications:
LH + RH Camber -1.0° ± 0.75°

Don't feel to bad, just think of how good it handles in the corners...

 

[2002_lincolnLS]

...... why, how, is the bear fu... is he fuc...

well its illeagal i know that lol ...... not sure why super troopers came to mind but it did

 

[Rich88LSC]

Littering and... littering and....

 

[djknowledge]

Littering and... littering and....

lmao!!!!!

 

[myfirstlincoln]

gotta love a super troopers reference

 

[Morbid Intentions]

every IRS car appears to have a certain amount of negative camber from the rear... it's just the way the weight is transferred on the axles, normal on any IRS car that I have seen anyways... add the fact we have small 235's out back and it will look more apparent

wider tires help it look less apparent but a slight touch of negative camber in the rear will still be there on all IRS cars