Which one has MORE negative camber β A or B?

π Same car. Two rear wheels.
Which one has MORE negative camber β A or B?
Negative camber = top of the tire leans inward.
Look closely at the yellow reference lines.
Bonus for the mechanics:
What can cause excessive negative camber on a rear wheel?
Drop your answer below π
Camber #WheelAlignment #CarDiagnostics #AutomotiveCarIndia
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