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Suspension, Drive Train, and Tires
Excessive tire wear
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[QUOTE="IdahoF350, post: 1126098, member: 2989"] My '05 wore the outside edge from the first set of tires when new, it's an alignment issue due to the lack of caster and no camber. If you drive it into corners aggressively it rolls the tire onto the outside shoulder. You can't really add much camber, you can with the sleeves on the upper ball joint but it doesn't gain much. More caster helps, but that requires a cam on the lower bolt or a drop in the rear pivot at the radius arm bracket. I have a similar issue with my CTS-V, there isn't enough adjustment in the factory suspension for my driving style, and I nuke the outside edge of the front tires taking it out to play... Sent by my right thumb! [/QUOTE]
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