Hostile Billet Rear hub carrier

[mik3y]

I have been contemplating about upgrading my rear hub carriers on my baja to the Hostile billet rear hub offered on daves motors website.

http://www.davesmotors.com/s.nl/c.885035/n.1/it.A/id.7183/.f

My baja is set up for on-road use only. I have hostile slicks with hard foams.

I was wondering how many degrees i should get the rear hub carrier?
I was considering getting 0 degree because i wanted my rear wheels to be straight but wanted to make sure that this is the correct setup prior to making my purchase.

Thanks

 

[voo2doo]

2 Deg's is good for corners.I think Phatdad or Darksoul do an anti-squat rear pin brace as well which will help.
J

 

[Timmahh]

rear toe will effect tracking/cornering and top speed.
0* toe will be the fastest in the straights, but the loosest thru corners.
4* toe will be the slowest in the straights, but be the tightest thru the corners.



most guys run with 2* and onroad, i think 2 will be fine. zeros may allow you to be a bit faster, but 2* will allow you to be a bit more nimble.

 

[mik3y]

rear toe will effect tracking/cornering and top speed.
0* toe will be the fastest in the straights, but the loosest thru corners.
4* toe will be the slowest in the straights, but be the tightest thru the corners.



most guys run with 2* and onroad, i think 2 will be fine. zeros may allow you to be a bit faster, but 2* will allow you to be a bit more nimble.

T--
Thank you for the explanation. I appriciate your help and im sure this will help others decide how much toe in they will need.
Thumbs up!!!