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Front End Alignment Basics Negitive Camber

 
 
Front End Alignment Basics Negitive Camber
Front End Alignment Basics Negitive Camber
This is an extreme example of negative camber. You want just a pinch of negative camber (see specifications for your particular Mustang) for good cornering, which keeps the tire tread in full contact with the pavement. View Related Article
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