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Old 06-15-2019, 07:59 PM   #5 (permalink)
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You want the tire temps even across the tire if possible. I would use this to set your alignment to. But if you run on a different track. The alignment might need changed to suit.

Slick can run a little more camber, but not much. Dial in your caster to +7, more if you can get away with it.

The Z has a weird camber curve built into it's rear suspension. The more it squats. The more camber it has. It's not linear. My 2 cents. Anything more then -2 camber is a waste unless you tire temps are even across.

Also, you can play around with tire pressure too.

Get a big 3 ring binder and keep track of all the changes you make. Keep notes on everything.
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