Spreadsheet assistance

This sheet is not my creation but I have made edits. What follows are two sheets out of the "Kitchen Sink." Don't be fooled, those two sheets carry a lot of power.
Type → http://www.mediafire.com into your browser and then amend /?cax05qqd33389kv to the tail of what you just typed. The ads for Adf.ly are screwing with my desired results so I ditched the hotlink setup to avoid the ads.
This spreadsheet is focused on wheel alignment (air pressure and camber) and gearing*.

The Kitchen Sink has been around since at least Forza Motorsport 2 and may be found by searching for it on the FM.net forums. If you're going to visit the FM.net forums, Feuerdog, Slave Munky, and a few other forum users have more spreadsheet tuning files available. Their spreadsheets give better starting points than the default Forza tune. Once you have tuned with the sheets you are somewhere between 50% and 70% into an overall tune. Drive your car and make refinements to better suit your unique driving style.

*I made a gearing sheet though it's not professional in appearance and isn't complete though it works.

In case you're building a car with a computer / tablet nearby and would like assistance finding your allotments: http://www.mediafire.com/?2v5is2ls9hc1ou2. Calculators work but not all of them maintain the digits in their display. Tested and works in Excel and OpenOffice.

Just think of what we could do if was actually knew all the bits we needed to...

Slave Munky was working on a builder as part of his calculator. I don't know how far he honed its abilities before he started charging people to get the download link but that's when I gave up on him. The FM.net moderators locked his calculator thread and removed all links to his work because charging for your programs isn't allowed on FM.net.

I was referring to stuff about the cars, and whether or not Forza used it. Like the length of the a-arm from hub to the pivot point, and from the center of the shock/strut/spring to the pivot, stuff like that...

Oh dude, the new posted calculator only helps people reach a target weight:power ratio, it doesn't get into anything else. You're correct, though not prudent to this subject.