For the fronts, I think more camber the better. I can get only 2.8 deg neg camber in front, so I run that. Front toe out 1/16" per side. Rear camber is not really adjustable at about 2.9 deg neg, but running 1/4" toe in per side on rear. Kinda extreme, but helps oversteer. Of course I drive the car very limited on street, usually not more than 1 hr to events, but gotta keep the hands on the wheel ! Car is trailered to most bigger events. Even with all this camber, tire wear is very even. All that autox turns offset any straightline wear on the insides.
Don L.