Does running negative camber effect high speed stability?
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ok not taken mine past 130 for a while but total stability with 1.5 deg neg camber. As you turn into a corner the inboard tire will flex slightly. If my thinking is right thios will push the footprint of the tire to a contact patch that is more in the relms of 0 deg camber. So in overall prospective running 1.5 deg negative camber will result in a better tyre footprint on the inboard wheel going through a corner. If im not too plastered this should make a degree of sence if not I'm just a blithering wreck.
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Not a scooby but -2.2 camber rear and -1.3 front my 200 sx feels totally relaxed and planted at 160 mph + (GPS speeds)
Will be bringing the rear camber down to 1.5 rear, but not for stability reasons....
Will be bringing the rear camber down to 1.5 rear, but not for stability reasons....
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