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Old 07-12-2006, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by victionone
DSE has suspension geometry numbers on their website. I'm still curious on weight tho...

http://www.detroitspeed.com/Product%...s/subframe.htm

Anyone here know what they are looking at?
DSE SUBFRAME SPECIFICATIONS

NOMINAL CAMBER

- 0.5°


NOMINAL CASTER

+ 4.5° (ADJUSTABLE TO 5.5°)


TOTAL SUSPENSION TRAVEL

4.0"


TOTAL BUMPSTEER, 30" TOE-SPAN

0.070" OVER 4" OF TRAVEL


TURNING ANGLE ( 18"x10" OR 17"x9" WHEELS )

30.0°


ACKERMAN ANGLE ( 18"x10" OR 17"x9" WHEELS )

2.5°


TURNING ANGLE ( 18"x9" WHEELS )

33.8°


ACKERMAN ANGLE ( 18"x9" WHEELS )

3.5°


Ok, time for the experts to sort that out
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