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Can I just say that I never said it PROVES anything - it's just a set of results. Take from it what you will. Without being able to look inside the magic box that is the GT physics engine we can't really prove anything.
It does APPEAR to show that adding any camber at all lowers your ability to generate lateral g. In every other racing sim I play what you normally see is that adding camber increases lateral g up to a point, and then beyond that it starts having negative effects. That point may lie between 0 and 1 and I've just missed it. However, again in all other racing sims I play that point is usually around 2.0, dependant on suspension geometry, roll stiffness, overall grip etc etc.
It does APPEAR to show that adding any camber at all lowers your ability to generate lateral g. In every other racing sim I play what you normally see is that adding camber increases lateral g up to a point, and then beyond that it starts having negative effects. That point may lie between 0 and 1 and I've just missed it. However, again in all other racing sims I play that point is usually around 2.0, dependant on suspension geometry, roll stiffness, overall grip etc etc.