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6 Oct 2021, 04:55 (Ref:4077136)
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Brands camber setup
I’m running in the MX5 supercup
Does anyone have advice on rear camber settings for Brands Hatch? Front and rear are limited to max manufacturer spec which is -1.5 degrees. I have front set to -1.5 and rear set to -.5 so i get good traction out of corners. Cold tyre pressures 26 front, 26.5 rear This is giving me 56.4 on old tyres which i think will be around too 10 times of 55.4 with new tyres in dry. Here’s how the car handles on those settings around Brands Hatch. Dry day 22 degrees c. https://youtu.be/ATLBQ9Zosbg |
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