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From: Someplace with cones=AUTO
I was dropped last year about 2" and had 1.5 negative camber front and 2.2 negative rear.
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From: Coneville
Rule of thumb is you get 1 degree negative for each inch of drop. Once you get more than 1.5 degrees negative you start to get adverse tire wear and reduced acceleration and braking but better handling