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turn them the other way around as calibers are directional.


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turn them the other way around as calibers are directional.
+1 one way gives you more forward grip, the other gives more grip on the outside of the tire.


you want to Increase your front camber- less camber will give you a larger contact patch and make it worse.


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turn them the other way around as calibers are directional.
Yeah that's what I was thinking turn the front tires the other way round. So less forward bite?


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