Rear end problem???

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With the backs axles drilled at 2 1/2 degrees neg. cant . When I roll the car forward and backward is it better to have the wheels run to the heads of the nails in both ways. Or is it more stable to have allittle tow out in the forward roll. I would assume zero is best right??? Opinions???

Ps using tungsten 25/64 cylinders car is a hair over 1/2" thick
Runs on best track.
 
That's a great question. I have wondered about that also. If you toed in the rears say a .1deg or even a .05deg would the slop in the hub allow for it to ride truer and thus create more stability? Than I thought about it more and a zero toe will be faster maybe not as stable but faster. The length of the bore will keep it true on the axle. A good drilled block, good axles, good wheel bore=one fast car!! Even the real fast ones wiggle a little.