Hello all Gods
Is there any good reason why you dont see two 1/4 eliptic springs on each side,like 2 link bars,for use in the rear.
Thoughts ideas--pros/cons
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Question for suspension GODS
Re: Question for suspension GODS
simonwalker wrote:Hello all Gods
Is there any good reason why you dont see two 1/4 eliptic springs on each side,like 2 link bars,for use in the rear.
Thoughts ideas--pros/cons
If you mean 2 each side ie. 4 in total I think that would be very stiff and wouldn't flex at all.
yeshemesh
Re: Question for suspension GODS
bigsteve wrote:simonwalker wrote:Hello all Gods
Is there any good reason why you dont see two 1/4 eliptic springs on each side,like 2 link bars,for use in the rear.
Thoughts ideas--pros/cons
If you mean 2 each side ie. 4 in total I think that would be very stiff and wouldn't flex at all.
Nice idea ...... but i think for the setup to work each spring pack woud have to be very soft, which is fine but from what you said above you wanted to use each pack as a link. The problem would be that because the packs would be so soft they would flex and be ineffective as links.....hope that answered it ..... tell me if ive got ur idea wrong
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