Chucked up the front rotors in the lathe and had chatbot write a macro to turn off some mass
dropped 2 pounds off. the pads only ride on so much of what it had there...
ok, so interestingly enough while fumbling pieces around i found out that if i run the uca from level up to 2 degrees (3/4") in the front i can gain 1.5 degrees in caster. kinda fun so i made a bushing in the front mount that i can adjust by makinng shims. i figure i will start with 0 degrees on...
I am the ship breaker now!
whipped out my harbor freight plasma cutter and with my carnival cruise ship pieces i now have enough 6mm and 3/8" plate to finish the race car
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQVNtXIy3B4
chatbot likes it too!
Front track = 52.25"
Half track H = 26.125"
Using your IC:
X = 70.75"
Y = 13.625"
Roll center height:
RC = 13.625 × (26.125 / 70.75)
RC ≈ 13.625 × 0.369
RC ≈ 5.0"
So your front roll center is about 5 inches off the ground.
That’s a very good street / performance...
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