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Can someone better at setting cars up then me tell me if I'm correct in saying that- (only talking about grip levels)
Shorter camber link or more angled link = more grip at start of corner, less mid and exit Longer camber link or less angled = less grip at start of corner, more mid and exit Thanks Sam |
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Correct (to an extent)
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This might also assist in developing your understanding of car setup..
http://users.telenet.be/elvo/
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The link length will affect how much the car rolls, so this has most effect mid-corner. Longer = more mid-corner grip. You will also get less camber gain with a longer link, so you may need to add static camber to compensate.
The link angle effects the initial roll-centre position, so this has most effect on the entry to the corner. Less angle will lower the initial roll centre and give more grip into the corner. |
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