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when my mate owned my car, he had both rear beam bushes go, that really badly wore the inside of his tyres, i.e he wore the inside of a brand new tyre in less than 3 weeks.
they also made a loud knock as he came off the throttle.
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Ah could be then!
It's the inside of my tyres that go (as in the INSIDE where the 30psi is!) - from the exterior they look fine. Until suddenly they shred off the wheels whilst driving
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mine do that but thats because i need to adjust my rear camber.
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the outside of his tyres were brand new too still had the spikeys on them, the inside was bald shiney tbh
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problem is you would be best doing the rear beam camber conversion whilst its off as I didn't when I replaced the bushes and the best camber the garage could get was -2* on either side. I basically have to back tyres every year or so but on the good side it grips real well!
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mine has the rear beam decamber, so when these bushes go, it doubles the wear
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