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			Thanks guys... we were really happy with howthe car handled and ran... We have a list of little
 things to make it better... rework the rear brake valving,
 taller ball joint and maybe some different size bump stops,
 Soften the tops of the rear sway bar mounting
 
 Need to check out the shaft system to make sure the solid
 rollers etc are all good since we had so much trouble before
 installing them.. also want to look at the bronze gear in the
 Dizzy as it has a few miles on it now.. motor was a pain for
 a while so I want to make sure all is well inside... seemed great
 all runs
 
 Driver needs to get a little more aggressive now that I am
 remembering what this car can do after 20 years of not
 really running in seriously
 
 All in good time.. I am really happy with the results so far
 and enjoying learning how to dial it in
 
 Future may bring new gearing, tires, wheels and brake upgrade
 
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 Trying to post a video of the run but not working
 
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Ah, Greg beat me to it. 
 
I'm very happy with my SpeedTech arms. At current ride height, which is low, I have -1.5 camber and +4.5 caster. I could go more on both, easily. Camber gain is very nice compared to stock. I just noticed the comment in the analysis about your camber gain so I though I would ask.
 
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			Uca's... I think I figured it out late last nightI have speed tech control arms..... emailing
 back and forth with Harry last night and we
 decided to put a taller ball joint.. 1 1/2" taller
 although I think it may already be raised up...
 will check to see how much
 
 Camber on the car is 3 1/2 degrees presently
 not sure where caster is.. toe in approx 1/8"
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