This story comes from all the way back in 1989. So we had to march back to our archives, pick out the magazine, and then dig out the scanner.
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Hmmmm, this one hasn't gotten any comments. Are you guys still digging these old articles? Yes, no? More, less?
In reply to David S. Wallens:
Maybe some of us aren't wealthy enough to have tires with treads? I kid. 
It definitely has me interested. 
And like a total ditz I scrolled down to the SR20 engined Corona article and spun off to eBay.
When I get home from this trip I'm going to dig through my back issues and see if I have this one.
I go to my archives and pull out the original magazine when you post these, David, unless it's an article from before Jan. 1987. My wife has suggested I'm a hoarder.
It's not only Interesting I feel it's VERY relivent, this is how I was Taught and recently suggusted that DB13 use this method to ready his car for the Challenge.
When I was tracking my ZX2SR I used a pyrometer to arrive at my alignment settings and tire pressures. When I increased the caster it showed I could reduce the camber.
This article is great! I'm always guessing at tire pressures, going to pick up a pyrometer and hopefully dial them in with some data rather than feel.
So, where can i get a good cheap pyrometer? Cause this article will help us not be dfl at the challenge.
In reply to The Staff of Motorsport Marketing:
That Europa! 
Pete Gossett wrote: In reply to The Staff of Motorsport Marketing: That Europa!
Yeah, it's still around here somewhere. (I kid, I kid.)
In reply to Dusterbd13:
Four probes and 20 memory slots for $32.
In reply to Dusterbd13:
You just have to ask the right guy. I will bring mine to the autocross this weekend...
Holy crap!
You have all the cool toys....
I'm not seein' it....
But then, I'm a moron
So, old thread about an old article got bumped and reminded me of an old video:
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