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Originally Posted by Rusty Toe in inches is the old way. The way I was taught doing alignments many years ago. Also toe in inches is affected by size diameter.
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I guess understeer is subjective. Sure if I go 100 mph into a round about I'll get understeer but for the purposes of the OP, which are spirited street/twisties driving I do not have any. Give me a legitimate scenario to test and I'll do so. As mentioned above, such a test won't be 100 mph into a round about as the most track savy Z on this forum will even understeer in such a circumstance.
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