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Bumpsteer issue

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I recently got an alignment done and the only thing that was off since my last alignment was the toe. I believe this was because of the top nut on my bumpsteer kit on passenger side was not tightened properly. The car is lowered and cambered on bc coilovers with a j&m bumpsteer kit. running 285 tire all around. while driving after the alignment was done i noticed heavy bumpsteer going over any uneven part of the road almost as if my car was in a death wobble. i will upload photos of the alignment sheet and of the setup underneath.

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You have insanely high rear camber. Front alignment looks fine though (I prefer zero toe but it is fine). Rear has way too much camber.
 

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It looks like your tie rods are installed in a high position of the bump steer kit. Looks like it's about the same as stock position. If car is lowered more than an inch, then the tie rods should be mounted lower for the bump steer kit to be effective.

Agree that rear camber is too much, probably negatively effecting acceleration and braking.
 
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the camber all around was originally set up for autocross. what would be a good degree for all 4 wheels while daily/street driving on 285’s?
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