ERA Rear Susp...Camber/Toe curves at full droop..

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07-07-2010, 08:56 AM

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ERA Rear Susp...Camber/Toe curves at full droop..

Wondering what the camber/toe affects are at full droop relative to static ride height with the ERA rear susp.? Does Toe change much in/out? Reason for asking is I recently got the car a bit light on a straight bit of hilly country road and when the suspension compressed, the rear end went squirrly...made me a bit uneasy. Could this also be an affect of the LSD or the hard BFG's on the car? I know the squirrly-ness wasn't a result of broken traction or suddenly increased wheels speed...seemed to be more of a suspension geometry thing.. I believe the car to be set a the specified alignment settings.

Thanks in advance,

- Allen.

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