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Old 02-06-2019, 04:08 PM   #5
EPS3
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Re: Toe-out on turns

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Originally Posted by wilkin250r View Post
I'm not sure I would worry too much about the Ackermann geometry. At slow speeds, it's not a danger because, well, you're going slow. At high speeds, the slip angle of the outside wheel becomes much more significant, and any designed Ackermann geometry goes out the window.

I think the other aspects of your steering geometry would have a much larger impact, like camber, caster, and scrub radius.

I couldn't tell you specifics about the C10, however, my experience with steering geometry comes from racing sport quads.
Thanks for the feedback
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