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Old 03-06-2016, 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Ron Sutton View Post
Hey Pappy !

I suspect it is a combination of the CG being high and the front roll center being low ... maybe below ground ... and migrating far to the outside of the front tire ... which makes the moment arm (distance from CG to RC) be the lever that it is ... except the lever is causing the inside tires to lift.

In professional race cars, we work hard to make the front roll center migrate the opposite direction ... and migrate towards ... or past ... the inside front tire. We do this to work the inside tires mo'better ... and not lift them off the ground.

So ... even when you're not lifting the inside tires off the ground ... that car is not loading the inside tires much, if any.

Have fun & be safe !




Thanks Ron! I'll have to think about roll center migration with a strut suspension.

Pappy
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