Thanks Warps. FYI This is a track only car and I realise I'm asking a lot of the tyres now, but given they still have plenty of meat, I'll keep going for now. They did not wear like this until I added the swaybars so I'm thinking that the sidewall is now being asked to work much harder and is rolling over. Also, if the car is too low, then as it squats the increased swaybar stiffness will actually cost me camber through a corner as the whole sub frame moves past it's ideal point. After a bit more reading and discussion, this is my plan. - Raise ride height front and rear to get LCAs flat when stationary and improve roll centres. As I understand it, this will cost me camber front and rear. (correct?) So I'll do this first and see what camber I end up with and decide if bushes/slotting subframe mounts is needed front and rear to get me back to where it was, I may actually back the camber off up front - Get caster arms, aim for 7.5-8, pending clearance which should help dynamic camber up front. - Make a call on rear camber amount pending changes to camber after ride height change and balance that with ability to put power down.
Thoughts?