S2000 like suspension?
Thanks for the information everyone. I once found a link when I first joined that listed the weight of every part in the car down to the radio. Would anyone happen to have that link by chance or that list?
I feel that once I get the new rims and bodykit, I'll go from there to adjust what suspension components that I want. Though I do feel that I should get at least some swaybars but I'll wait though.
I feel that once I get the new rims and bodykit, I'll go from there to adjust what suspension components that I want. Though I do feel that I should get at least some swaybars but I'll wait though.
Originally Posted by Q45tech
FIRST, spend some time understanding the mathematics and design of suspensions.
Come to realization that tires and weight on them are 80% of handling equation and suspensions represent 15-20% at most of remainder. It is really difficult to improve things by even 4%. No matter how abusive and stiff you make the ride!
Don't let body roll confuse you, as it has little effect on tires. Body roll is just an indicator of weight transfer. You can slow or speed it up [springs and shocks, and sway bars] but you cannot change it, without changing body weight!
Come to realization that tires and weight on them are 80% of handling equation and suspensions represent 15-20% at most of remainder. It is really difficult to improve things by even 4%. No matter how abusive and stiff you make the ride!
Don't let body roll confuse you, as it has little effect on tires. Body roll is just an indicator of weight transfer. You can slow or speed it up [springs and shocks, and sway bars] but you cannot change it, without changing body weight!
Well said!
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