Roll Centres
#32

To make things more complicated upper link length also effects the height of the roll center as the chassis rolls and the suspension is compressed. A shorter link will shorten the roll moment with compression of the suspension while a longer link will keep it closer to the same. This effects how the car reacts in the beginning, middle and end of the turn.
#33
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Ah, yes, migrating roll centers. Good luck!
Here's another two sites I find quite helpful.
http://www.hobbytalk.com/bbs1/archiv...69619-p-3.html <-- great for explaining what roll centers do, though it's in the context of a 12'th scale pod car.
http://users.pandora.be/elvo/ <-- especially for shocks
Here's another two sites I find quite helpful.
http://www.hobbytalk.com/bbs1/archiv...69619-p-3.html <-- great for explaining what roll centers do, though it's in the context of a 12'th scale pod car.
http://users.pandora.be/elvo/ <-- especially for shocks
#34

I think the poor guy that started this threads head has exploded..lol...Keep in mind roll center is not a save all for poor handling, very helpfull, yes, it is that, but if there not a good balance on the car, then it wont help as much.....my .02
#35

just a general statement, not directed towards anyones intelligence.
#36

Google "Milliken Research Associates" get their book call racecar vehicle dynamics. It will explain everything in great detail. Hard reading but worth the effort. Second really good reference source would be "Tune to Win" by a fellow named Caroll Smith. awesome book for chassis tuners. even has a model you can make in the back of the book for seeing what changes when you make adjustments.

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