Reply to "Measuring Chassis Height & Shock Adjustment"

accobraMember

Gary I agree .. you can measure the wieght of the car on 4 corners .. but its what you do with those weights is what counts ... you dont want all 4 corners the same weight.

I can say what the weights should be but .one thing I do know .. you need to know exactly what the use of the car will be .. street or road race ... then all 4 corners will be a different wieght. I know the focus will be on the front left and right rear. its all about wieght transfer and which way the car twists under acceleration.

I dont claim to be an expert .. but thru experience in drag racing .. most of the time its exactly the opposite of what makes logical sence.

Ron

11/28/062:15 PM

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