Spoon civic type R
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Give me 2mins just firing up the ps3 will give you mine, tell me how they do.
Camber Angle - F0.8 R0.6
Toe Angle - F-0.7 R-0.10
This is for sports tyres. With racing tyres you could probably increase the Camber Angles up to 2.0
This may or may not help, but there you go anyway.
Camber Angle - F0.8 R0.6
Toe Angle - F-0.7 R-0.10
This is for sports tyres. With racing tyres you could probably increase the Camber Angles up to 2.0
This may or may not help, but there you go anyway.
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I use the following, if you're still struggling (tyres: Racing Soft)
Camber - 2.8 / 2.4
Toe - -0.20 / -0.05
Nice turn in, but with a hint of understeer. If the circuit's a particularly twisty one I tend to mis-match compounds to bring the rear around better. Racing Soft up front with Intermediates on the rear have a touring car kinda feel, where you can power on and the rear seems to react in a way that can only be described as being like a low powered 4wd, not sliding but massive amounts of grip and crisp cornering.
Show the rear a set of full wets though and you can take it drifting! Fun, but scary! Especially good fun when you get the noob drifters asking how you managed to make it rwd! (no joke, did this trick with an EK type R and 2 people asked me if I'd managed to glitch a civic body onto an s2000!)
Camber - 2.8 / 2.4
Toe - -0.20 / -0.05
Nice turn in, but with a hint of understeer. If the circuit's a particularly twisty one I tend to mis-match compounds to bring the rear around better. Racing Soft up front with Intermediates on the rear have a touring car kinda feel, where you can power on and the rear seems to react in a way that can only be described as being like a low powered 4wd, not sliding but massive amounts of grip and crisp cornering.
Show the rear a set of full wets though and you can take it drifting! Fun, but scary! Especially good fun when you get the noob drifters asking how you managed to make it rwd! (no joke, did this trick with an EK type R and 2 people asked me if I'd managed to glitch a civic body onto an s2000!)
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