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Camber question

I have ordered some new wheel/tires for my C2 Turbo and it seems like they would be completely flushed with the fender walls.My question is i might have to run some neg camber like .5'-1' for the tires to clear the fender lip,would i need to get the whole alignment done again or can i just adjust the camber by itself ?
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Changing camber will affect the toe as well. You'd have to reset the toe front and rear if you change camber front and rear.
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What if it's just the rear camber ?

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