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Old 05-11-2015, 09:05 AM   #8
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It could just be your tires. New tires are very squirmy because the tread blocks are very tall and the rubber is soft from the factory. After a few heat cycles, the tires firm up and handle better. when I got 4 new tires, my first ride out I thought I was on ice.

And by the way, wear on the inside rear tires is likely not from the negative camber in the rear. Its usually from too much toe.
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