I just have too much time on my hands apparently
I just have too much time on my hands apparently
YAY! CLOSE THE PHUCKING THREAD BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!Ok I dug through some old long arm vs short arm threads and found some calculations @jjvw has done.
Here is a 4” lift with no geo correction. Antisquat in the 170% range
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Here is Josh’s midarm. Antisquat in the 80% range
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Here is geo correction. Antisquat at 117%View attachment 251678
It would make sense that the 37% difference in Antisquat observed between geo correction and savvy midarm is probably bulk of the difference in hopping we observe in the videos. Happy folks? See how nice science and numbers and communication can be? Geo correction is roughly 50% lower AS than stock brackets, and savvy midarm is roughly 90% lower than stock brackets.
When we do your outboard, we will see if we can see what kind of compromises and extra effort are needed to not flip the calipers. It's been discussed, and we can't come up with a reason not to flip. There is no downside, only benefits.
We appreciate it.I just have too much time on my hands apparently
Took me multiple days to do it right but I also fucked around with relocating lower shock brackets and moving them outboard as much as possible. Lots of racking and cycling.Wheels off to wheels on? Straightened springs? Arms and track bar readjusted?
You have done this before right?
I think Dave said he made his own towers that makes it easier without flipping.
Dave places his tower differently than blaine does. Not sure if that makes a difference for the caliper flip question. Dave’s are leaned back behind the TB mount and Blaine’s are more vertical and overlap with the TB mount. Flipping calipers is nice because it gives more room for lower shock mounts to be moved outward which can only help right? I’ve never done an outboard so I’m just speaking out of my ass.If you can find any pics I would be curious. Knowing the little I know about an outboard and frenching the frame, there's not a lot of movement you can allow there that would be unique across tower options.
That's interesting. My understanding is you typically want to be close to 90* relative to the control arm. Seems like this is working around the work it takes to deal with the trackbar mount.Dave places his tower differently than blaine does. Not sure if that makes a difference for the caliper flip question. Dave’s are leaned back behind the TB mount and Blaine’s are more vertical and overlap with the TB mount. Flipping calipers is nice because it gives more room for lower shock mounts to be moved outward which can only help right? I’ve never done an outboard so I’m just speaking out of my ass.
Blaine:That's interesting. My understanding is you typically want to be close to 90* relative to the control arm. Seems like this is working around the work it takes to deal with the trackbar mount.
I did notice that a little ago, bruh!I just have too much time on my hands apparently
Do you know if Dave's is finished in that pic? I would expect to see the spring perch moved too. Maybe that's just what what I have been exposed too, but it seems like a nice to have.
Dave rotates the lower perch and leaves the upper untouchedDo you know if Dave's is finished in that pic? I would expect to see the spring perch moved too. Maybe that's just but what I have been exposed too, but it seems like a nice to have.
I work nights!I did notice that a little ago, bruh!
"S"Dave rotates the lower perch and leaves the upper untouched
Wheels off to wheels on? Straightened springs? Arms and track bar readjusted?
You have done this before right?
If you can find any pics I would be curious. Knowing the little I know about an outboard and frenching the frame, there's not a lot of movement you can allow there that would be unique across tower options.
It would make sense that the 37% difference in Antisquat observed between geo correction and savvy midarm is probably bulk of the difference in hopping we observe in the videos. Happy folks? See how nice science and numbers and communication can be? Geo correction is roughly 50% lower AS than stock brackets, and savvy midarm is roughly 90% lower than stock brackets.