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Suspension Alignment: Understanding and Adjusting Toe
Suspension Alignment: Understanding and Adjusting Toe by: Miroslav Ovcharik Toe is an alignment parameter that describes how the front wheels are oriented with respect to each other and how the rear wheels are oriented with respect to each other. With the steering wheel centered, if the front wheels are pointing toward each other (from a …
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Using Brake Bias Adjustment to Improve Corner-Entry Handling
Using Brake Bias Adjustment to Improve Corner-Entry Handling by: Miroslav Ovcharik Brake bias is the balance of braking power between the front and rear brakes. It is usually represented as a percentage. For example, a brake bias of 75/25 means that the front brakes get 75% of the braking power, and the rear brakes get …
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