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Old 06-22-2024, 05:10 AM   #3
On the slippery slope
 
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Its a very slippery slope, Track time is addicting.

986's are camber challenged, you can't get much negative front camber without some suspension changes. Without things like adjustable control arms, camberplates or lowering, you won't get much more than about -.75. Basically, a stock 986 sucks for front camber. The factory sets up the cars for understeer as its safer for most drivers.

Do a search on the forum, you will find lots of good (and sometimes bad) info YMMV

A well setup 986 is amazing to drive
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