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Does the Z have a rear toe-steer problem?

wow, thats expensive if i'm just getting it to play around with. Also that isn't very bad at all imo if it changes from lets say ~3/64 to 6/64 (that

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Old 01-26-2012, 11:35 PM   #29 (permalink)
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wow, thats expensive if i'm just getting it to play around with. Also that isn't very bad at all imo if it changes from lets say ~3/64 to 6/64 (that would cover the change from full droop to full compression if my math is right), it seems that the toe angle is pretty well controlled.
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