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Originally Posted by ForcedInduction
Thicker sway bars from the 300TD, metal W115 sway bar links, 15" alloy wheels from a W126 (205/60R15) and give the front wheels just a hair negative camber.
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Doesn't "camber" mean leaning in on the top? I'm just asking. I don't know. If that's right, why would larger diameter wheels affect the camber? Wouldn't any camber off of dead center cause uneven tire wear?
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