Reply to "Rear Wheels Leaning In?"

charliemccallMember

quote:
Originally posted by Cyboman:
Charlie,

If your tires are still wearing on the insides, why don't you try totally unloading the rear suspension and reinstalling the camber bar? It may help somewhat.

Michael

Thanks Michael, I may do that next time I change tires. Right now I *need* them to wear on the inside because I rotated my tires and put the more worn part on the outside. I need them to wear so that they are more or less even, then I may try reinstalling the camber bar.

Thanks for the suggestion - I need to do *something* - those tires are getting hard to find!

10/5/0510:36 AM

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