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Negative camber is inevitable when a car is lowered improperly and the factory suspension geometry has been altered. We’re all familiar with the unsightly (and costly in tire wear) stance of a poorly lowered car with excessive negative camber. The wheels look something like this: / \ instead of like this: | | .
