Originally Posted by Gordy
Is the last picture in thread #53 the proper positioning for the GT upper ball joint?
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That position gives the most negative camber - moves the top of the spindle inwards - which generally gives the better cornering as it lets the inner front tyre 'stand-up' square to the road surface under cornering forces.
However, if the tyres are very wide - 195 to 235's - you must check that they tyre contact does properly sit on the road surface and not heavy on one side or handling will be comprimised. A lot depends upon tyre size - correct for some but may not be for others!