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Originally Posted by DR_ Nice illustration but once you turn that over and put load and a suspension on the end of it then things start to act differently. No,
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 No, they don't. If you think they do then feel free to prove me wrong with some sort of proof. The example used has differing side to side lengths, and a consistent load. The only thing it is missing from the suspension in terms of physics in the ability to lift the unloaded side of the chassis/carrier because I have it weighed down beyond what the load can lift and its solid mounted. If I felt like dealing with Internet knowledge that hard I could put coil springs on my example and show you the effect it would have on chassis roll and that would only further prove a side to side difference. -Your Pal Fishey |
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