Reply to "Tire PSI"

andriykoMember

EA,

Just a hunch. I am going just by your photos and I don't have all the info on your car ....

My personal opinion is that your camber is out. I know your alignment shop said its fine but I have my doubts. I had seen the same thing on my car when I took the shock spacers out and went to the wide rear rims.

If your car has had the shock spacers taken out as well (or different shocks that lower the car) and with the wide low profile tires, it could be that you need extendable upper A-arms to put the camber in spec. The wear (dust) pattern on the tires makes me suspect this. Because the cars are hand built, some cars get away with not needing this - While others do.

After I put in the extendable/adjustable upper A-arms - all was well. The downside was that I prematurely wore some tread off the inner side of the rear tires before I did this.

HTH

B.G.

4/29/088:02 AM

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