Two to 2.5 is plenty for Speedsters, which seem to be a bit more like halfway
between radials (and certainly not slicks) and bias ply.
If your Triumph is faster than a well prepped rabbit you're doing well.
On Aug 4, 2011, at 12:09 PM, Mike Mehl wrote:
> I have been working on getting some camber into my car so the Speedsters
will
> work a little better. I am putting the parts together this weekend. I am
> aiming for between 2 and 3 degrees of negative camber. What do you guys
run
> for toe and caster (if I can get some with out binding)? The only thing I
> have to compare is the Rabbit which we run toed out and 3 degrees of
negative
> camber. It is pretty darty but runs the same lap times at Seattle and
> Portland as a fast TR4 (so I am faster in the Rabbit than my TR4). I am
> hoping to change that.
>
> Looking for feedback.
>
> thanks!!!
>
> Mike Mehl #46
> TR4
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