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Longstep70 · 08-20-2009, 06:11 PM

Thanks Chad, I'll give that a try.
Can anyone say whether those numbers I have posted are good or not because if they are I'll go ahead and work up a new render of the bars in place and the new notch dimensions. Is that Roll center too low? its right at the bottom of the pumpkin at ride height. Anti squat % seems to be an issue where I've seen disagreement as to whether its good to be near 100% or not.
As it stands I have the lower bars 5" below the bottom of the axle housing so that bracket is qoing to be quite long isnt it? If I tuck the bars up a little higher and shorten the mounting bracket I lose a little AS and bring the RCH up about an inch.
Twisted (sorry I don't know your real name..) I might just take you up that offer when I am settled on the design since I am within driving distance of you so I could presumably place my order then drive up to collect?

-Andy

08-20-2009, 06:11 PM	#35
Longstep70 Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: San Jose , Ca Posts: 235	Re: Triangulated 4 link Thanks Chad, I'll give that a try. Can anyone say whether those numbers I have posted are good or not because if they are I'll go ahead and work up a new render of the bars in place and the new notch dimensions. Is that Roll center too low? its right at the bottom of the pumpkin at ride height. Anti squat % seems to be an issue where I've seen disagreement as to whether its good to be near 100% or not. As it stands I have the lower bars 5" below the bottom of the axle housing so that bracket is qoing to be quite long isnt it? If I tuck the bars up a little higher and shorten the mounting bracket I lose a little AS and bring the RCH up about an inch. Twisted (sorry I don't know your real name..) I might just take you up that offer when I am settled on the design since I am within driving distance of you so I could presumably place my order then drive up to collect? -Andy