Agreed, for a road car. But I believe ( I could be wrong) the tire is rolling (under?) vs just riding on the edge. I'm going to chalk the tire next time out and see what it's doing.
I have a car trailer, the Goblin can't get onto it without 20' long ramps and what fun would that be anyway. So the new arms should be in on Tuesday, as of last week $40 a side for the uppers without rod ends.
For sure toe in will kill a set of tires quick.
Back to day dreaming...
This wouldn't be for everyone. But some (maybe) would want to drive to the track with street camber then adjust to a race setup and revert back to street setup for the ride home. I flat tow mine to autocross and would like to visit other regions in my area that are 2 hours or so away.
You might be right the adjustable section would be 2.5ish inches or so long in this design. But different threaded inserts could be bought to make that distance shorter. The a arm will need to be redesigned anyway, hitting the spring.
So Dale E came up with the idea that a new upper control arm might be needed. The new arm would make camber adjustment simple no need to remove the bolt in the big rod end to make adjustments. It would be a finer adjustment also. Here is what I have came up with so far design wise.
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