Wedginator
11-26-2003, 06:35 PM
I was reading the installation sheet for the tie rods and i noticed that they said "The higher the degree, the tighter the turning radius of the car." Now in my recent Mini-Z experiences, the more Toe In, the less steering, but more straight line stability.
I installed the 4.5 degree Tie rod on the Xmod, and there is a lot of toe in. According to the sheet, this was recommended for curvy tracks. How is this possible is toe in is meant for straight line stability??
I was hopeing for a Toe OUT which gives more steering but hinders straight line stability. Please can someone clarify this. Thanks.
I installed the 4.5 degree Tie rod on the Xmod, and there is a lot of toe in. According to the sheet, this was recommended for curvy tracks. How is this possible is toe in is meant for straight line stability??
I was hopeing for a Toe OUT which gives more steering but hinders straight line stability. Please can someone clarify this. Thanks.