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Steering Caser Camber Setting

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Can anyone help with the caster, camber and toe in measurements of the R35 GTR i have had my front tyres wearing rapidly on the standard wheel tyre setup. Just got 4 new tyres and would like them to last a bit longer than 1600km. is there a set up better suited to road use where the front tyres will last longer? If so can someone put it up on here so i can get the tyre mob to adjust it when they fit the tyres.

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Yeah, def somthin wrong there. I drive hard pretty much all the time and have got more than 7,500klm outa mine.

Driving hard here too, up to 3000kms and very minimal wear out of the RE070A's. The stockies should last at least 10,000kms (with minimal track time)

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