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Originally Posted by vividracing Even most of my friends that are into drifting run zero toe. I run zero toe on back and just a little bit toe in,in the

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Old 04-20-2012, 06:30 PM   #7 (permalink)
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Even most of my friends that are into drifting run zero toe.
I run zero toe on back and just a little bit toe in,in the front the reason is when you are driving down the road the tires naturally want to toe out so if it is in a little then at speed it's close to zero.
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