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Posted by Tim McArthur at 11:38 AM on Sep 14, 2007
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In the second course, we will take a small step forward in our learning. Participants must continue refining what they have learned in the previous course and expand on it using the following techniques; - Setup development: Tire pressure, Camber, & Ride height NOTES;
REQUIRED READING;
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Posted by Tim McArthur at 04:17 PM on Feb 11, 2008
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If you would like to see a great example of how camber effects the wheel of a car in racing conditions, this video shows it perfectly.
Thanks to Enis for showing us this video. |
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Posted by Justin Rebelo at 04:41 PM on Feb 11, 2008
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That is awesome footage. Something I already know quite well (I'm sure most here do), but I've never seen it illustrated so well. |
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Posted by Mike Erickson at 06:32 PM on Feb 13, 2008
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Great footage Tim, thanks for adding this. About how much negitive chamber you figure was being used? This looks to be pretty drastic. |
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Posted by Enis Dauti at 07:41 PM on Feb 13, 2008
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V8's use around 6° negative camber on front wheels. While the camber is indeed extreme, video depicts tire behaviour very good. |