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28 Mar 2009, 03:59 (Ref:2426595)
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Roll Centres
Hey Guys,
This year F1 teams have gone through some major redesign aparecntly. Caught my eyes though the Roll centrs hights for some cars, such as the Mclaren such as in http://esporte.ig.com.br/grandepremi...io_433_361.jpg The Ferrari already has the wishbones quite inclined but with the Mclarens even seems that the roll centres could be above or at CoG! Tell me about some jacking forces and odd torques at the suspension... Specially given McLarens performance these days... I am fully aware that nowadays, the F1 suspensions do not have the role they used to have in the past, but seems very very odd... Wondered what you guys think of it.,.. Cheers, |
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