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giving negative toe in the rear makes the car slide easier at the start reducing the snap when you change directions.
decreasing rear camber lets the car slide out more after the initiation. so balance these two forces in order to get your slides how you like them.
"stability control do the oposite" Yeah cause stabilitycontrol will keep your drifts instead of dampening them. lol
go in car and turn it on. youll know its on the second you get sideways.