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...
took a piece of 2" tube to fixture up the tabs all nice and straight like.... probably
i am liking to tig weld these up as you know that shits melted together, very quite and no dam berries all over the fucking place!
finally got my CNC lathe up and running. made some rod end threaded bushings for the control arms.
i made some over size ones and back bored them for race car function. also took some basic bitch tabs and made them race car too with some .075" deep pattern
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