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jr13b


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So I'm making an a arm front end on a jig for my car so when I, A:hit a tree, or B: am ready to upgrade. What I'm after is little pointers or tips on setting it up to work. At the moment I have a set up now with equal top and lower arm lenthgs. But I am thinking about shortening the top slightly for camber through cornering. Obviously I'll have to post some pics so you can see the set up to give input.

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hmm, rotary?
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Why the hell won't it accept me paragraphing off my phone.

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you may have seen this,makes the headaches less,,,racing aspirations » Suspension Geometry Calculator,if not look it up,,,

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Yeah looked at that already. That's where I looked at even length arms and wind in camber/castor through the rod ends. It's more the steering arm angles etc

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Grab the book chassis engineering by herb Adams. You'll learn heaps!

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