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Re: Rear Camber Disease Posted by Snowmobile [Email] ![]() ![]() ![]() In Reply to: Re: Rear Camber Disease, dtechakacheaptech, Mon, 5 Nov 2012 04:21:55 Members do not see ads below this line. - Help Keep This Site Online - Signup |
yeah, it's usually the insides of the tire that get worn from a sagging suspension. measure the ride height front and back for sure. You can correct that with spacers. I'd do all that before aligning again, and I'd take the car to an alignment shop that knows saabs (perhaps a saab indy?)...
I say that because my saab indy aligns for closer to zero camber (I believe also slotting), and claims that even when the cars ride low with his alignment, they don't eat tires... so that is the "cheaptech" solution (I went for the highfalutin konis, ride height adjustment, etc all diy, and then his alignment)... I did mine at 80k... but your wear sounds different from mine - mine rapidly ate the inside edges, up front also! minor outside edge wear up front is pretty normal on a fwd saab (especially if you corner hard)...
good luck!
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