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    Maximize Performance: Benefits of Moving Rear Suspension Mounting Points Forward

    I’m fully aware of how the 4 link works Im asking what would the effects be with the diagram bellow . The pivot points on the rear end are always centered or slightly in front of the rear axle .
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    Maximize Performance: Benefits of Moving Rear Suspension Mounting Points Forward

    Agreed with everything you’ve stated . Again I should have been more specific . The upper control arm pivot point is not centered on the rear axle but rather 2” in front . What would be the effect of the upper control arm mounting point 2” 3” 4” forward of the rear axle launching a drag race car...
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    Maximize Performance: Benefits of Moving Rear Suspension Mounting Points Forward

    What about weight transfer or how fast and hard the hit to the rear tires would be affected ? I’ve heard longer 4 link bars in general will soften the hit to the tire which makes sense to me . But still unclear how moving the hole 2” , 3” forward of axle centerline would affect the dynamics of...
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    Maximize Performance: Benefits of Moving Rear Suspension Mounting Points Forward

    Hi , most rear suspension 4 link brackets mounted on the rear end housing are centered or slightly forward of the rear axle centerline . Why ? And what are the effects of moving the mounting points forward 2”,3”,4” forward ? Thanks for the help .
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    Automotive Two IC Engines: Comparing Torque Curves

    Ok , let me try to rewrite this question, 2 IC engines same weight car , transmission and gearing. Everything the same . Car A starts off at 400lbs of torque at 4000 rpm and goes to 410lbs of torque in .300 of a second. Car B starts off at 400lbs of torque at 4000 rpm and goes to 525lbs of...
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    Automotive Two IC Engines: Comparing Torque Curves

    Thank you for the great information.
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    Automotive Two IC Engines: Comparing Torque Curves

    Hello there , hopefully someone can shed some light on this for me . let's say you have two IC engines . all variables are the same . Engine A has a completely flat torque curve at 500’ lbs to 550’ lbs . Engine B has a torque curve that starts out at 450’lbs but gradually makes its way to 650’...
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    What Should a New Member Expect on a Scientific Forum?

    New member, just looking to participate, see some pretty interesting things on here.
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