
the angle of inclination of the wheel to the vertical. The inclination outward 
  means a positive sign, a wheel inclination above inward receives a minus sign 
  above. 
  The dive angle changes with the turn, therefore the Camber angle measurement 
  takes place, "travel straightforward, " or with special manufacturer regulation 
  with " track 0 ". negative camber increases the side guiding force of the wheel 
  with driving along curves. A falsely adjusted camber (excessive value positively 
  or negatively) leads to one-sided tire wear. 
  In order to avoid a one-sided pulling of an axle, no larger camber difference 
  than max. 30 angle minutes should be available between the two wheels of this 
  axle. 
Front wheels have usually an easily negative camber, while rear wheels are usual a clearly negative camber angle.
MGF camber , see also descriptions on Robert Bells Homepage
| front | ![]()  | 
    -1°00' ... 0°00' | 
| rear | ![]()  | 
    - 1°30' ... -0°30' | 
That does´nt work. Camber = 0. In curves driving only on the outer side of the wheel.
| when rolling over a stone | when driving in a curve | |
| Verbundlenker-axle with two equal long wishbones | ![]()  | 
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