Originally Posted by
WayneKerr
DNot have a photo handy, but basically it's finding the balance on four corners raise the rear axle "x" amount, note the front weight and your wheelbase and then it's math and trig by that point.
I'm sure Google would have it. My work involves motorsports and I've done this everytime my team changes cars I already have an excel sheet built in.
I'm so confused, i would think the noise in the measurement of the change of the projection of the CG on the horizontal plane, when raising one of the axles by a couple of mm, would more than wipeout any of the calculation of the location of the CG on the z-axis... That might work on fulo scale cars but on something which is 250 mm wheelbase with partially sticky suspension that prevents you from measuring anything accurately better than 1%...
Can you share a couple of links that describe the method please?
I'm not saying I'm an non-believer, I just say I want to learn
