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Driving An Unfamiliar Race Car Car With Camber Change Problems
Driving An Unfamiliar Race Car Car With Camber Change Problems
It appears that this car has camber change problems with the right-front (RF) tire. The left-front (LF) tire is maintaining positive camber, as it should. The RF tire has lost so much negative camber that it is actually leaning away from the center at the top. View Related Article
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