View Full Version : less caster?
sucker4stalefish
09-13-2005, 05:15 PM
it seems that most people run a lot more camber on their cars for stability. my friend owns an alignment machine so i tried running 5 degrees and it the car feels much more go-cartish with faster steering response. from what i understand, this decreases contact patch during turns, but the car just seems to slide easier. since i dont steer much when driving over 90mph anyway, i dont see much sacrifice in high speed stability. am i risking damaging or sacrificing anything with less caster?
Dousan_PG
09-13-2005, 05:17 PM
no
its fine. run less. car setup is personal prefernce
if i were you i'd just run stock caster.
sw20>>s14
09-13-2005, 06:45 PM
wait im confused...your running 5 degrees camber or caster? your running -5 camber and less caster is what your saying right? anyways...positive caster gives you more neg camber when turning...so like dousan said...alignments are all personal preference...i personally run more positive caster...
sucker4stalefish
09-14-2005, 10:59 PM
whoops typo. 5 degrees caster not camber.
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