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      03-23-2018, 09:04 AM   #68
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Originally Posted by mabrahams View Post
I am pretty sure you can still add more neg. camber by going with custom offset bushings in your M3 arms. See Mark's STX thread. John Vitamvas created those for Mark and I also have a set that I need to install. Mark gained -.7 more; and John stated on mine he went a bit more aggressive.
At what point do you think braking performance starts to suffer from too much negative camber? And I guess it would probably depend on the track, but there must be an optimum number that trades off braking vs cornering to get the best lap times
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