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That article is wrong. Motion ratio is about where the control arm has leverage over the spring. Where the strut attaches has nothing to do with it in a divorced
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That article is wrong. Motion ratio is about where the control arm has leverage over the spring. Where the strut attaches has nothing to do with it in a divorced setup like what is on the 370. The front is .65 and the rear is .55. This is from my independent measurements and I found it elsewhere as well.
edit: .55 rear motion ration if you are still divorced spring. if you are true type then it is in fact 1:1 (like a .98 or something if you want to get really particular) Last edited by Brendan; 08-01-2019 at 06:46 PM. |
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