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Originally Posted by Jhill Toe in will increase stability as the thrust are towards the center of the car and the toot (toe out on turns) is less drastic. This

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Old 08-11-2017, 08:40 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Toe in will increase stability as the thrust are towards the center of the car and the toot (toe out on turns) is less drastic. This is why common auto x setup Yun like -1 degree toe up front but the car is twitchy for anything else.
This has just been my experience with the 370z. It is the only real error that can happen on the stock suspension adjustments. As soon as I got the toe set correctly, no more issues. I drive just as fast on the interstate in the pouring down Georgia/Florida heavy rain as I do when it is dry. This is when it is most noticeable to me.
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