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ARCA Toyota Camry

Indianapolis Oval · iRacing · Updated Oct 16, 2026
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// Hot Lap · Dry

TYRES

  • Compound: Dry (only option)
  • Front pressure: 24.0 PSI (LF) / 24.0 PSI (RF)
  • Rear pressure: 22.0 PSI (LR) / 20.0 PSI (RR)
  • Tyre blanket temp: N/A (no heating allowed, ARCA cold tyres)

ELECTRONICS

  • TC: N/A (no traction control on ARCA Camry)
  • ABS: N/A (no ABS)
  • Engine Braking: N/A (fixed)
  • Brake Bias: 58.0% front

SUSPENSION

  • // FRONT
  • Ride Height: 64 mm (LF) / 66 mm (RF)
  • Wheel Rate FL / FR: 875 N/m / 975 N/m
  • ARB: 310 N/m
  • Brake Torque Multiplier: 100%
  • Brake Bias: 58.0%
  • // REAR
  • Ride Height: 76 mm
  • Wheel Rate RL / RR: 165 N/m / 190 N/m
  • ARB: 0 N/m (disconnected)
  • Diff Preload: 20 Nm
  • Diff Coast: 0.6
  • Diff Power: 0.9

DAMPERS

Slow BumpSlow ReboundFast BumpFast Rebound
FL2800 Nsm4200 Nsm1400 Nsm2100 Nsm
FR3200 Nsm4800 Nsm1600 Nsm2400 Nsm
RL2200 Nsm3400 Nsm1100 Nsm1700 Nsm
RR2400 Nsm3600 Nsm1200 Nsm1800 Nsm

AERO

  • Front splitter: lowest legal setting (max rake forward)
  • Rear spoiler angle: 70 degrees (max for qualifying, pure downforce over drag tradeoff favors grip in low-speed oval corners)
  • Downforce level: Maximum
  • Brake ducts: N/A (not adjustable on ARCA Camry)

KEY SETUP NOTE

  • Indianapolis's flat, long corners and leg-stretching straights reward a stagger-heavy, extremely tight left-side setup — run maximum left-side wedge/cross and aggressive rear stagger to rotate the car off low-speed entry without scrubbing speed on the straights; the car must be planted exiting Turn 2 and Turn 4 to carry speed down the lengthy straightaways where most lap time is gained.

TRACK GUIDE

  • Turns 1 and 3 are flat-ish but demand a committed, late brake into a tight radius — trail brake deep and let the rear rotate early, using throttle to balance rather than coast
  • Turn 2 and Turn 4 exits are the most critical traction zones — any wheelspin here costs 2+ tenths down the following long straight
  • Indy's famously flat, low-banked corners mean mechanical grip and chassis balance matter more than aero — prioritize stable rotation over outright cornering speed
  • Use every inch of track width at exit, running right to the wall to maximize straight-line speed onto the front stretch and backstretch
  • Minimize steering correction mid-corner; any scrub or correction on this flat surface bleeds significant momentum compared to banked ovals

THEORETICAL BEST LAP

  • 0:48.900 — simulated optimal lap, clean air, no traffic, soft-compound single-lap p
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