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5.2 deg (factory) caster is perfect for the street. If I were racing i might go to less caster and more camber. Old C4 corvettes were set up for racing
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5.2 deg (factory) caster is perfect for the street. If I were racing i might go to less caster and more camber. Old C4 corvettes were set up for racing from the factory at 3 deg caster. Later C4's went back to higher caster I think it was 6 deg for street driving and better tire wear. Again you need a skid pad to set it up right. And that only gets you max G's. you have other dynamics under braking to the apex.
But, I like the way it handles now,
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