Originally Posted by OldNSlow2
What? That makes it longer!
Ok, just so you all know I am not looking for a fight here, it's Friday night, I'm home watching hockey and reading the "net". Plus I am Old and Slow so I tend to study these things, plus it is what I do for a living.
I will say this one last time. If you lower the upper arm on the inside you will raise the roll center, and increase camber gain. A shorter upper link will cause a more rapid change in camber gain. Please go back and look at the Cauley picture and imagine the upper link on a steep angle down then connect all the lines to this new instant center. The roll center will be higher. I just did it again myself to make sure.
Ain't this fun?
I have to apologise and admit I was wrong. I dont have any excuses other than the few I had to drink. Just moving to the inside hole does raise the roll center but moving to the inside and increasing the length of the arm to keep the same camber lowers it.