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Post by TomyJ on Oct 17, 2018 17:34:08 GMT -5
FIRST AND FOREMOST THINK ABOUT YOUR GARAGE SPACE, THEN... This thread is for the Chassis with one seat or front and rear seating (narrow body).  Make sure you add a photo with the frame showing |
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Post by TomyJ on Dec 24, 2018 14:46:58 GMT -5
I just found this by accident,  I am interested in the coil over shock location and how it works, I know it is rear wheel drive, I like the suspension... |
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Post by Admin on Dec 25, 2018 16:26:52 GMT -5
One thing i don't like is if you go over a large bump, or one tire goes off the track you may only have 3 inches per side of usable shock compression. I wonder if that might cause bouncing when the shock is maxed out and creates no suspension for a few seconds at high speed. RUT-ROH. On a street trike that may never happen. something else i notice is the 2 rod ends do not attach on the same place on the chassis. One is centered while the other is side frame mounted. Is this supposed to be a circle track car?
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Post by TomyJ on Dec 25, 2018 19:44:17 GMT -5
One thing i don't like is if you go over a large bump, or one tire goes off the track you may only have 3 inches per side of usable shock compression. I wonder if that might cause bouncing when the shock is maxed out and creates no suspension for a few seconds at high speed. RUT-ROH. On a street trike that may never happen. something else i notice is the 2 rod ends do not attach on the same place on the chassis. One is centered while the other is side frame mounted. Is this supposed to be a circle track car? Now what about the 1 coil over? I am thinking about the front of my trike? |
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