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edsnovaBaltimore - BCW 52 MG TD Supporting Member

The figures the alignment guy gave you are puzzling. Your rear camber was (still is) a bit much, your front was close to right (0 is spec, though .3-.5 degree negative is what I set mine at), and yet the front tires wore crazy?

It's exactly the opposite of what I would expect to see.

Also ditto DannyP's comment. He actually knows how to align a car properly because he taught himself and then bought the stuff he needed and did the job—several times at least. Most of us here (myself included) are more or less knowledgeable amateurs. Piperato is much more professional.

12/8/222:21 PM

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