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2 Jul 2018, 09:02 (Ref:3834279)
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FWD touring car ARB rates?
Hello,
Can anyone please help me with a question? What would typical ARB rates be for a FWD touring car? Would the rear be stiffer than the front? I am basically speaking about supertourers. Any help greatfully appreciated. Thanks. Ben. |
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31 Mar 2019, 12:04 (Ref:3894417)
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Rollcentter height, spring rate and arb combination make balance and total rollstiffnes for the grip. cornerweights.blogspot.com
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2 May 2019, 14:29 (Ref:3901265)
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There are several methods for doing this. One involves starting with your target vehicle ride frequency's, front and rear, working back through the suspension system from that. For a FWD touring car you might be looking at 2.0 - 2.5Hz ride frequency's - this is a little dependant on your vehicle mass, tyres and aero. If it is still and issue, happy to add a bit more to this if it helps. |
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