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    1. #11
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      Quote Originally Posted by Sleeper68 View Post



      I think my roll axis inclination is incorrect now since the front RC moved up and the rear did not move.

      I would agree with that, the pictures really show it.

      See how the inside rear is up and front is planted here?



      And see how the inside rear is planted and the front is rolling more than the rear here?






      This is what my car looks like on corner entry, this is a 1.2G turn at about 50 mph entry.

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      Notice how the outside front tire stays in negative camber even with roll and steering input and how the rear is rolling more than the front releasing the inside rear tire.

      My front tires wear completely even and the car doesn't push anywhere. It's set about about -1.5* static camber and 9.75* positive caster. The front roll center is about ground high and migrates under the inside front tire with roll, the rear roll center is about 18" above the ground.
      Lance
      1985 Monte Carlo SS Street Car





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