Does toe angle affect drag times?

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Hi all, I'm just curious if the toe angle has much affect on your times when you drag race. I was looking to start making some drag tunes and this is something I was curious about. I searched on the drag forum here and I didn't find anything specificly about this. If there is though just post a link and I will close the thread. I'm new to the whole drag racing thing on GT5 but I am interested in giving it a try for something new to do. Any help is appreciated.
 
You didn't find anything? O_o

Answer: a huge effect
 
For AWD cars it isn't recommended but for FWD and RWD vehicles I recommend it. The amount varies for different drivetrains ;)
 
You didn't find anything? O_o

Answer: a huge effect

No unfortunately :nervous:

Thanks for the answer though, I'll have to try different angles and see what affects it does.
 
For AWD cars it isn't recommended but for FWD and RWD vehicles I recommend it. The amount varies for different drivetrains ;)

Thanks for the input!

Sorry for the double post.
 
You didn't find anything? O_o

Answer: a huge effect

Dude, with all the free tunes floating around these days, there is no point in being coy anymore..

to s10train:

RWD: -1.00 front toe, always.
rear toe, try anywhere from +0.40 to +1.00, really depends on the car.

FWD: try +0.20 front toe, ive found that works. rear toe, -1.00 always

AWD: no toe, ever
 
Dude, with all the free tunes floating around these days, there is no point in being coy anymore..

to s10train:

RWD: -1.00 front toe, always.
rear toe, try anywhere from +0.40 to +1.00, really depends on the car.

FWD: try +0.20 front toe, ive found that works. rear toe, -1.00 always

AWD: no toe, ever

Thanks! 👍
 
Dude, with all the free tunes floating around these days, there is no point in being coy anymore..
I'm coy..........hmm ok.
 
seanneedscar
Dude, with all the free tunes floating around these days, there is no point in being coy anymore..

to s10train:

RWD: -1.00 front toe, always.
rear toe, try anywhere from +0.40 to +1.00, really depends on the car.

FWD: try +0.20 front toe, ive found that works. rear toe, -1.00 always

AWD: no toe, ever

There are some AWD cars that do better with a tab bit of toe.
 
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