ACKERMANN plate hole position ?

[Big Kid]

Looked for hours and only found suggestions of changing position, but NADA on actual data or specs of what hole ( Forward towards vehicle front .. or, Rear hole, or middle if a three hole plate )
So if one is looking for MORE Ackermann effect ? Which hole position is that achieved ? ( Forward or Back ? )

* On a 3 hole Ackerman plate is middle hole the neutral position ? Or are the holes progressive being Neutral Ackerman at one end being a little more in middle and more as you move 1 more hole position ?

Thanx

 

[332_RC]

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[Big Kid]

I've used this website a lot for this below & camber/caster tutorials & toe in toe out as well.
https://www.sodialed.com/rc-settings/ackermann

https://www.sodialed.com/rc-settings/camber

https://www.sodialed.com/rc-settings/caster

https://www.sodialed.com/rc-settings/toe

Seen all that previous ...
I'm looking for a SIMPLE Non Scientific explanation in a KISS ( Keep it simple Stupid ) Verbiage.
Sadly that Ackermann link is not it

 

[Big Kid]

This frankly shocks the heck out of me .... No one knows enough about Ackermann settings to share there knowledge ... Wow

 

[Garcbomber]

 

[Big Kid]

Not even going to click on it ... Sarcastic diversions shows you don't know either.

 

[332_RC]

Try moving it forward, find out

 

[Garcbomber]

Never going to notice a difference on a sloppy arrma basher without major modification to tighten up all the stack up tolerances within the assembly. Especially if you aren’t on a short course or repeatable high grip lap.

 

[SirCrashALot]

I just watches this video twice. I stopped it at the point where he was making the adjustment and i still don't know what adjustment he made. He just quickly pointed in the general direction of some screws in there.

 

[Garcbomber]

Maybe this has a little more clarity, it's really just changing angles and response mostly noticeable on high grip tracks.

https://www.rcdriver.com/tune-with-...nd makes it more aggressive for tighter turns.