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I've been running -2.5º camber and 1/8" toe in since 2006.
With frequent tire rotations I've been able to get 3 summers and 30,000 miles out of a set of Michelin Pilot Sport PS2's.
I just ordered a new set of tires and the Michelins are still at 3/32 which will be perfect for a day of lapping.
 

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They weigh in at 21#'s each. From what I found out there, to go this large this is one of the only choices under 25#'s at this price range. You can get some knockoff ones at around 27#'s from what I have seen for less, but for the money I like these. To get close to the weight the only other option that can fit are CCW's at double the price.
 

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Something a lot of mustang owners seem to skip is the alignment, which IMO is the most important part.

It's like building the hell out of your engine and running a crappy canned tune.

Most alignment places just set the camber at 0.

I can't stand it, my wrx which runs -3 upfront turns on a dime, for a street driven car I would recommnd around -1.5 as it's a middle ground between performance and tire wear.

As long as the the toe is zero'd out, tire wear will be fine. I highly recommend more camber on these cars, makes a world of difference and helps eliminate alot of understeer that these cars have.


Cliff notes; run more camber for optimal performance, -1.5 front is my suggestion
I agree with the alignment part but not all canned tunes are crappy.
Mine has gotten me a best of 11.139:clap:
 

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