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As part of my inspection (which is a legislative requirement for all cars entering Alberta), all 4 wheels were checked for alignment. The technician mentioned that my toe in and camber were both acceptable, but that I should pop back in a few weeks for a free review once I've had some drive time as there are some minor tweaks that could be made.

The good news is that I'm riding smooth. Not a lot of bone-jaring and traction is awesome.

Have a look at this pic. The dust on the rears will show you where my rubber hits the road. The outter wall has not been in contact, which indicates that I have room to back off the 38psi I am running?

Continued thoughts?

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