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Big4x4ride
04-16-2006, 05:26 PM
I am trying to setup a 4 link rear and have been running numbers on my setup, what kind of roll center, and antisquat are you guys having on your setups??
flourman
04-19-2006, 08:07 PM
Well from the infamous 4-link calculator, I'm running -106.65% anti-squat and a roll center of 18.46" but I don't think I entered the numbers right.......
I don't have any complaints from it and it is very predictable.
DesertZuki
04-20-2006, 10:12 PM
What calculator?
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showthread.php?t=204893&page=1&pp=25&highlight=triaged
DesertZuki
04-21-2006, 10:17 AM
thank you!
Big4x4ride
04-23-2006, 08:29 PM
Lookign for some input on my 4 link numbers. Pretty sure after abotu 2 hours of measuring and stuff I know what I can make work.
Anti squat 112%
Roll Center Height 21 in
Roll Axis Angle 11 degrees (Roll Oversteer)
Instant Center X-Axis 68 in
Instant Center Z-Axis 29 in
By making my upper link adjustable at the axle I can get to these numbers (1 inch lower)
Anti-Squat 94 %
Roll Center Height 19 in
Roll Axis Angle 11 degrees (Roll Oversteer)
Instant Center X-Axis 98 in
Instant Center Z-Axis 35 in
1 inch higher
Anti-Squat 123 %
Roll Center Height 23 in
Roll Axis Angle 11 degrees (Roll Oversteer)
Instant Center X-Axis 58 in
Instant Center Z-Axis 27 in
Any input is appreciated
redzook
04-29-2006, 08:52 PM
if you can triangulate ur lowers a bit more to try to get the roll axis flat
will be better
and try to keep ur AS under 100
Big4x4ride
04-30-2006, 11:02 PM
been doing lots and lots of measuring, figuring and running number on calculators. I have found a way(by calculator) to get anti squat at 101% with a 0 degree roll axis angle , roll center height of 22". After measuring again it looks like the layout i calculated will fit and work out on the frame. My only question is link length. does anyone see a problem with 48" long lowers, 39" uppers?? This is on a 96" wheelbase and having a 31" driveshaft .
redzook
05-03-2006, 04:14 PM
the only problem I see is that there gunna hang up on everything
and unless they are super beefy will bend
i got my lowers down to 37"
and my roll axis is actually a little lower on the front ( better for road handleing)
although i run my lower links ontop of the rear housing so its easier to get the roll axis flatter
flourman
05-06-2006, 09:47 PM
Well from the infamous 4-link calculator, I'm running -106.65% anti-squat and a roll center of 18.46" but I don't think I entered the numbers right.......
I don't have any complaints from it and it is very predictable.
Correction on mine, I was off an inch on my measurement.
Here are my #'s
AS = -43.03%
Roll Axis Slope= 0.21in
Roll Axis Center Height= 19.60in
Roll Axis Angle= 11.87 degrees
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