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Rear toe-in
Why do RC cars run rear toe-in? · Standard part · basis: Design rules and figures from the cited sources; example geometry by Xem Studio
Also called: rear toe in, rear toe, rc rear toe in, rear hub toe, toe in degrees rear, rear toe out, rear toe stability, rear toe block, 3 degree rear toe, rear alignment rc
Exact dimensions. True size, with no printing tolerance added.
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- 3 in table
Notes
- Rear toe-in adds stability on power and under braking at a small cost in top speed (Tekno), and improves cornering stability on full-size cars (Wikipedia).
- EuroRC gives 1-4 deg rear toe-in for RC cars and says never to run rear toe-out because it causes snap oversteer.
- The file is a reference example built by Xem Studio from the numbers above (Reference 1/10 off-road: track 250 mm and 90 mm wheel+tyre (EFRA maxima); wheelbase illustrative.). Sizes the sources do not fix are illustrative; scale the example to your own vehicle.
Rear toe-in size chart
| parameter | value or range | source |
|---|---|---|
| RC rear toe-in | 1-4 deg | EuroRC set-up guide |
| Rear toe-out | avoid (snap oversteer) | EuroRC set-up guide |
| Effect | more on-power and braking stability, less top speed | Tekno setup guide |
Where the files are
Other publishers' files are linked, not hosted. "verify" = check the license at the link before commercial use.
| EuroRC | Short set-up guide | web | Publisher's page; dimensions are facts |
| Tekno RC | Tekno RC Setup Guide | web | Publisher's page; dimensions are facts |
| Wikipedia | Toe (automotive) | web | Publisher's page; dimensions are facts |
Free files
★ Free files 1 parts. Xem Studio design: free to use, print and sell things from; not to be republished as files. Xem Studio Design License. index.json
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Questions
Is rear toe-out ever used?
EuroRC advises never, because of snap oversteer.





