Reply to "Vehicle Suspension"

bosswrenchMember

You're right- there aren't many 'hard points' documented, and few straight lines on the body. In the January '03 POCA newsletter, Ted Mitchell published some 5 pages of actual measurements on the entire stock suspension of a '71 Pantera. Ted acquired a fairly expensive computer program used by race teams and really documented the Pantera geometry. This was about 2 years work; hopefully, he will continue by inputting more modern wheel sizes, the later-model factory bump-steer bracketry etc. and later this year we might see a 'phase 2' article.

1/1/0312:12 PM

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