Caster Camber Porsche 911 at Nina Roberts blog

Caster Camber Porsche 911. Pay attention to the sign of the camber measurements. Camber settings are not absolute science, and would vary with car weight, tire and rim sizes, driving style, track, etc, etc. After setting the camber, and then the toe (to zero), what is the typical caster measurement? On the 911, the strut points towards the rear of the car, resulting in a positive caster angle. With my current r888 tires i have pretty even wear in the back (. 1.4 degrees negative camber, 0.08in toe; Up front the more caster you put in the more stable at speed at the expense of a bit of turn. All 911 carreras have slight positive caster, which creates an inherent stability when the car is moving in a straight line. Caster is the angle that the steering axis is offset from the vertical plane. 1.1 degrees negative camber (max), 8.5 degrees caster, 0.02in toe; Track handling is pretty good. Usually about 1/16 to 1/8 of toe in is desirable.

Front/Rear Caster Am Porsche 911 996/ 911 997/ Boxster 986/ Boxster 987
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All 911 carreras have slight positive caster, which creates an inherent stability when the car is moving in a straight line. With my current r888 tires i have pretty even wear in the back (. 1.1 degrees negative camber (max), 8.5 degrees caster, 0.02in toe; Pay attention to the sign of the camber measurements. On the 911, the strut points towards the rear of the car, resulting in a positive caster angle. Caster is the angle that the steering axis is offset from the vertical plane. Up front the more caster you put in the more stable at speed at the expense of a bit of turn. 1.4 degrees negative camber, 0.08in toe; Track handling is pretty good. Camber settings are not absolute science, and would vary with car weight, tire and rim sizes, driving style, track, etc, etc.

Front/Rear Caster Am Porsche 911 996/ 911 997/ Boxster 986/ Boxster 987

Caster Camber Porsche 911 1.1 degrees negative camber (max), 8.5 degrees caster, 0.02in toe; All 911 carreras have slight positive caster, which creates an inherent stability when the car is moving in a straight line. On the 911, the strut points towards the rear of the car, resulting in a positive caster angle. 1.1 degrees negative camber (max), 8.5 degrees caster, 0.02in toe; Camber settings are not absolute science, and would vary with car weight, tire and rim sizes, driving style, track, etc, etc. With my current r888 tires i have pretty even wear in the back (. Usually about 1/16 to 1/8 of toe in is desirable. Pay attention to the sign of the camber measurements. Track handling is pretty good. 1.4 degrees negative camber, 0.08in toe; Up front the more caster you put in the more stable at speed at the expense of a bit of turn. Caster is the angle that the steering axis is offset from the vertical plane. After setting the camber, and then the toe (to zero), what is the typical caster measurement?

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