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What the title says. Speaking about an IRS trying to put the power down in a straight line (drag race, etc). I mean the grand total amount of negative camber relative to the road surface. It's increasing as the body rears back and compresses the rear suspension.
When does a (typical street radial) tire's straight-line grip really start suffering? 2 degrees? 4 degrees? Does the problem steadily get worse as the camber steadily increases? Or does it start worsening more rapidly beyond some tipping point?
I guess I'm asking, how bad is bad for this issue?
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