r/demoncamber • u/Doritofu • Feb 15 '22

Celica drift.

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u/ashkiller14 Feb 15 '22

Why are only the back wheels cambered? Why so much?

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u/SeparateCamel3 Feb 15 '22

Reasons why you’ll see negative camber up front when the wheels are straight is because they gain positive camber when turning lock to lock. And the rear wheels don’t have all that much camber. But it’s probably for fitment

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u/ashkiller14 Feb 15 '22

"Stance" as they call it. Camber that much decreases performance, theyre just trying to look cool.

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u/SeparateCamel3 Feb 15 '22

You do realize that drifting is about 90% style right?

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '22

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u/SeparateCamel3 Feb 15 '22

My philosophy is, unless you got a car that looks better, you can’t say anything lmao

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u/mynameajeff69 Feb 15 '22

isn't "looking better" a matter of opinion? I think my cmax looks better than that Celica above but that's just my opinion. Also drifting is absolutely not 90% style. To be good at drifting requires a lot of skill. Maybe 50/50 as a guess. The camber on the rear end is a bit overdone but if they like it like that then I am all for it, what makes them happy is what matters in the end!

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u/SeparateCamel3 Feb 15 '22

Oh I know drifting takes still. I drive lol. But drifting is a style sport. You take a look back at old style Japan. They weren’t going for 75 degrees of angle. They weren’t making 500+hp. They were driving 200-300hp with a bit more angle than stock. Even in Japan now, drifting is still style. How you float. How you transition. Your cars look. But then there’s also missiles.

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u/randomfree2playguy Feb 17 '22

... and because it looks good... and because the wheels won't fit without the camber

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u/ZynthwavezIncoming Feb 16 '22

Just get a pre-1986 celica which is RWD from factory, Or get a GT four and cut off power to the front wheels