Outer Limits 4x4 Board

I'm just wondering if there are any cons to having a high roll centre, ie up near the verticle height of the centre of mass??? Anyone tinkered with this and had varying results??
Just planning the next build-up, trying to get some ideas sorted out.
Thanks,
Jim.

Because the axle assembly rotates about the roll centre, with a high roll centre, the chassis and body move further to the side (relative to the axle and wheels) during articulation.

While this is not a big disadvantage at crawl speeds, it is on a higher speed climb.

The inertial forces at higher speed from accelerating this mass to the side, has the affect of resisting articulation.

ahh, so it would be a compromise between minimising body roll(high roll center) and allowing articulation without having to accelerate the body. so instead of raising the roll center, i should try lower the C.O.M. to prevent body roll. then i can have the best of both worlds.