Is this enough negative camber?

[gsxr]

I was just wondering if I could get a little more on my car:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r6ltUgtFWI

 

[Christian_K]

Sick! Someohow it looks like a fake, don't ask me why but that car (lexus?) looks so plastic 3D-Model-like

 

[195910]

Its a 2000's Nissan Gloria. I agree with the commentary.

 

[Jim]

William Milliken did some research on large camber cars in the 50's and 60's

see
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/475 ... -time.html

He also wrote an Autobiography.

Jim.

 

[omegabenz]

It is so negative that his new tire stickers are still on the tires because he is riding on the inner bead of his rims! ::yikes::

 

[J-Sauce]

Haha, he needs some of your camber plates Austin!

 

[szvook]

Maybe the car wants to be...back to the future?

 

[omegabenz]

Haha, he needs some of your camber plates Austin!

You are right, he can make the camber more negative with the RDMTEK plates, but we are all sold out without plans to make any more.

 

[J-Sauce]

Exactly! Glad I got my set when I did.

 

[DerFuror]

Maybe I'm L7, but I just don't get it...
Is this an artistic plea for "hey look at me!" recognition or just the result of too much autoshop chemical & exhaust exposure??

I'm assuming this is the latest "phad" in the hippity-hoppity (Japanese?) tuner world?

Seems a bit backwards or counterproductive to me.

Speaking of backwards (and I only bring it up because this is an Off-Topic discussion), it's kind of interesting when you spell the word tuner backwards. Then it starts to make more sense...

TUNER > RENUT

Would the camber angles return to normal if the owners were aware of what the def Urban Dictionary definition of the word is? ouch! It be VERY unflattering.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=renut