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12-11-2016, 06:27 AM
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RE: front setup
It's dependant on driving style and a few other factors. But as a rough guide, wind as much castor as possible into it. May need to trim the bumper. Neg2.5 camber is a decent starting point and then toe.
Toe is very personal as it dictates how the car feels on turn in. Set it neutral to start with then fiddle with small amounts of toe in or toe out and find your preference. I THINK toe in is for stability at speed and toe out is for sharpness of turn in... #dontquotemeonit lol its been a few years since I played with it. Sent from my HTC_0P6B using Tapatalk clutch kick, switch, tree .... oowwww |
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