zossy1 wrote:Beyond a certain point, it creates excessive tyre wear and contributes to turn-in understeer and power oversteer.
As I said, Dann.
5-10mm per side is WAY "beyond a certain point"!
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Re: Oversteer: FM Stage 2 V-Maxx kit + turbo
As I said, Dann.
5-10mm per side is WAY "beyond a certain point"!
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Re: Oversteer: FM Stage 2 V-Maxx kit + turbo
Rear toe is normally used to manage straight line stability under power. Too much in either direction can result in oversteer. Preference should for a small amount of toe in.
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Re: Oversteer: FM Stage 2 V-Maxx kit + turbo
Well again that depends what you want the car to do.
Also, my car is running 5mm toe out a side in the back, its fine.
Anyways the point is that adding toe in will reduce the amount the car pivots, adding toe out will increase it.
Dann
Also, my car is running 5mm toe out a side in the back, its fine.
Anyways the point is that adding toe in will reduce the amount the car pivots, adding toe out will increase it.
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