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Old 01-30-2012, 12:32 AM   #1
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too much negative camber in the rear. Not enough up front. Should be the other way around. But.. -3 is too much for stock se's. I'd run -1 or -1.5 with 0 or -.5 in the rear

edit: and damping - soft in the front. 5 clicks from max soft and rear needs to be almost max stiff (for stock KA)
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too much negative camber in the rear. Not enough up front. Should be the other way around. But.. -3 is too much for stock se's. I'd run -1 or -1.5 with 0 or -.5 in the rear

edit: and damping - soft in the front. 5 clicks from max soft and rear needs to be almost max stiff (for stock KA)
^^ this.
I noticed a long time ago that a lot of the Pro level guys have more negative camber up front than in the back which makes sense if you think about it. Run less caster too?
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