Hi guys,
a question for our physics gurus. I am working on a Porsche 964 Cup car which should realistically ran in between 10 to 20 arcminutes toe out per wheel on the front axle. This would mean a maximum of 2400 arcsecondes or 0.6666° total on the front axle.
If I understood right AC reads not arcsecondes but a distance in [m]. Like shown here:
https://suspensionsecrets.co.uk/toe/
Using the toe calculator:
https://www.1728.org/toe-out.htm and a wheel diameter of 630 mm I get this result per wheel:
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This would mean 0.003662 m toe out per wheel or 0.007324 m toe out on the front axle (max). Is it correct to insert this value in the suspensions.ini? Does it need to be entered positive or negative to have toe out (tires pointing outside)?
How does the setup.ini relate to all this? What is shown in the setup, mm or an angle. And what are 200 clicks?
I hope it is not too confusing, but I would like to get it right.
Thanx for your help.
Daniel
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