YOUR RESEARCH996 for track frnt toe in or out?
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setting up 01 996 for road america track alignment settings preferred? currently -1.6 camber front -2.1 rear 1/16 toe in front 1/8 toein rear car is lowered with gt3 suspension would moving to toe out in front be more desirable ? thanx
No. You want a little toe-in for high speed courses. If you were doing autocross, then I'd suggest a smidgen of toe-out. Road America is a fun course, but dangerous. Be careful, watch those brakes! Michael
Your car will work best with a little toe out (1-2 mm) in front and a little toe in in back. If possible you would be better off with a little more camber in front than in back. Micheal is right about brakes. You can boil fluid at RA like no other track.
Just curious ... what is the default alignments for daily driving? Sorry noob
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