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Those settings seems a little strange, 2.5 degrees camber is a lot for 13" wheels, I would have gone for 0 to 0.5 degrees negative. Also usually a little toe out on the front helps keep the car in a straight line. What was the back set at as this has a massive influence, it should have a little toe in and around 0 degrees camber
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It might be worth checking it again, i would also get the rear checked as if there it toe out on the rear it will be very scary to drive
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