Rear camber kit recommendation for FWD?
If your toe is in that much, I'd look for fairly rapid rear tire wear. I also suspect one side is the culprit, which will screw up the thrust angle, or the deviation from the direction of travel. If it hasn't had a 4-wheel alignment check since the curb bash (pothole would probably dent the wheel rim), I'd get it done, preferably by the dealer. If it's due to crash damage, file a claim with your insurance co. Remember they have a threshold amount ($1000 is typical) before they raise rates. Ask them what it is. The right thing to do if the alignment indicates it, is a new rear beam. You'll only be out your deductible.
My $.02
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