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What is camber?
Camber is the angle of the front wheels that is noticable when looking head on at the front of your model A. The correct camber for a model A is 1-13/16". This means that the top of the tires should be 1-13/16" wider than the bottom of the tires. This is preset at the factory and can only be changed if the axle or spindle is bent. A good front end alignment shop can correct this by bending the axle.Date Added: 05/18/04