putting negative camber on a tadpole

[parajared]

I have a tadpole trike with 20” front tires instead of the stock 16”. I like the smoother feel of 20” tires but the trike flips easier now due to being higher off the ground. I want to lower the trike by cutting/bending/re-welding the cross member so it angles up to the tires instead of being flat across. This would make the tires point inward somewhat (negative camber)
I think it would look cool; are there any “oh crap don’t do that” reasons not to give this a try?

 

[spinningmagnets]

PM bzhwindtalker to see how his worked out...

http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=19633&start=15&hilit=drymer#p286996

 

[docnjoj]

Steintrikes has about 4-5 degrees negative. My wifes USX delta has about 5 degrees negative in the rear wheels. The Steintrike has a full suspension and I am not sure of the camber when me (the old big guy) sits in the seat. Those wheels above look way more but I remember that trike and it has a huge width too!
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