Everything is correct with wheel alignment?

[maty360414]

I installed H&R SSP Springs, opinions on Front Right and Left camber

[mattro]

The front camber on our cars isn't adjustable. As soon as you lower the car you get a little more negative camber. All they can do is slide the subframe left to right to equalize the camber on both sides.
If both numbers are close together that's as good as it's going to get unless you get adjustable control arms, then you can adjust camber individually.

[maty360414]

The front camber on our cars isn't adjustable. As soon as you lower the car you get a little more negative camber. All they can do is slide the subframe left to right to equalize the camber on both sides.
If both numbers are close together that's as good as it's going to get unless you get adjustable control arms, then you can adjust camber individually.

Are those numbers close enough? to be good -2.16 and -2.01

so i should not worry about those front camber numbers as they are right now

[epalacios]

I have pretty much the same number on mine 2.01 left and 2.06 right. Great on canyon roads but highways I would love to get it back to that 1% range. Only thing it will affect is the tire wear. Only a thousand miles on my Michelin Sport a/s 3+ and want to have even tire wear on this set.

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[Bikel]

also depends how far you are lowered. I am at to 25.75" fender to ground..

1.8 and 1.7 negative camber left and right. no ill effects other than I lose about 5K miles on the front tires before replacement.

[austerity]

This is the reason I has 034 adjustable control arms installed on the front when my springs went on. Like others have said, it will impact tire wear mostly - which is what I was looking to avoid given a set of good 19" tires run $1,000+