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Originally Posted by HP Autowerks
Without camber plates, max your camer on the front, which shouldn't be more than -1 even on a lowered car. With that amount there is hardly any negatives unless all you do is freeway driving with no corners. With some negative camber the car is more likely to follow the irregular road surfaces a bit more, but you will not likely to notice it. The added handling benefits outweigh it - Better turn-in, quicker steering response and less understeer are just the few benefits of additional camber.
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I dont recall you ever mentioning this when we spoke about camber plates..so assuming I dont drive much on the freeway what is the max camber I can go in the front..w/o totally wasting the tires and experiencing tramline..