DB9 Camber and Tracking

[MaverickV12]

I have been noticing some more wear on the outside of the front tyres than the rest of the tyre. Had it on the first set of tyres and now its appearing on the second set, but to be honest with the mileage, it does not seem too bad, but I'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing slight wear to the outside edge of the front tyres?

I have looked on Aston's FAQ, and I see that the recommended camber is 0.5 degrees neg for the front and 1.75 degrees neg for the rear.

I'm just wondering what other people are running ....?

I'm thinking about 2 degrees neg camber for the front, or even higher ........ !

Anyones thoughts would be most welcome ..........

[drofnavi]

On these cars I would stick with the recommended specifications, Aston have pit a lot of development into optimising the settings. Get a proper geometry check and set up with someone who knows what they are doing.

[Jockman]

Here's my before / after from 9 months ago Mavo - Mikey and I watch the guy fight like mad to get some of these settings back to factory level. He certainly earned his £100 !!!

I forgot to half fill the tank so a few weights were needed in the boot next to the dead body

Not sure about your intended settings