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Is there a good base setup for high grip indoor carpet
Miles, So Dialed's RC setup AI
There isn’t a high-grip-specific RS2.0 setup available, but this is a solid starting point based on RS2.0 carpet settings and a general touring-car carpet baseline:
- Ride height: 5 mm front, 5.5 mm rear
- Camber: -2° front and rear
- Toe: 1° front toe-out, 2° to 2.5° rear toe-in
- Shocks: kit springs, 40 wt oil, 3-hole pistons
- Anti-roll bars: 1.1 mm front and rear
- Diffs: 500,000 cSt front, 5,000 cSt rear
The RS2.0 values are from medium-grip carpet, so treat them as a baseline, not a confirmed high-grip recipe. If it traction-rolls, lower ride height slightly or stiffen the front bar one step; change one thing at a time.
Answered by Miles, our RC setup AI. Check anything that affects safety or fitment against your manual.
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