sure, but your car doesnt know the difference between the track and street. so it just depends on what kind of driver you are. if you rarely floor it anywhere,
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sure, but your car doesnt know the difference between the track and street. so it just depends on what kind of driver you are. if you rarely floor it anywhere, then I can understand staying off the track because you dont like abusing the car. but if you floor it everywhere anyway, then its all the same. Especially in a bolt-on NA car.. because in that case, the parts on your car absolutely *were* designed for it.
you dont have to have a problem with an alignment to get better traction out of a different alignment. there are a few ways to get better rear traction in your car, alignment is just one of them. if you were able to solve your traction issues with new tires, than it sounds like you dont need to worry about it. I was just addressing the fact that you said your car is nothing but wheel spin if you try and launch it. i guess you were referring to a previous setup though.
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