Suspension Questions ?

Suspension Questions ?

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gtrclive

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4,187 posts

290 months

Saturday 1st May 2004
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Seeing as the Your cars are know to have very neutral handling I would like a few questions answered if that's ok

What's the suspension travel on the front and rear, i.e. in bump(compression) and rebound (normal ride hieght to wheel of the floor) ?

What's the wieghts over each axle (front rear Split) ?

Does anyone know the effective swing arm lenght, or Scrub radius ?

How amount of camber change per inch bump ?

Caster angle ?

Spring rates ?

Basical any info on the suspension setup would be great. Idealy if someone has put all the suspension pickup point in a suspension analisys program that would be fantastic.

Reason for asking I am building a spaceframe chassis for a Project car of mine and wound love to get the same knid of neutral handling.

Cheers

pbrett

11,809 posts

247 months

Monday 3rd May 2004
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There really doesn't seem to be much info around to be honest, on any part of the car. It's all a bit of a shock for me, coming from the world of EVO's where most people have them in bits at some time.

I can understand why Noble would want to keep some details underwraps, as there's some clever stuff going on. Maybe with a few more 2.5's on the secondhand market more people will get there spanners out.

I'll have my 3R (hopefully) in a couple of weeks and I must admit, it's going to be hard for me not to have a good dig around. Not that I'd do anything that would void the warranty....

Regards

Phil

ashp

222 posts

265 months

Monday 3rd May 2004
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Phil,

I see you took a test drive only a few days ago, so you have done well to get a 3R so quickly !

pbrett

11,809 posts

247 months

Monday 3rd May 2004
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I must admit I thought I was in for a long wait, or going seondhand. But it seems there are a few cars 'in the system' that haven't got any owners names to them.

I can't wait. It's going to be interesting going from 4 wheel drive back to two. I'll miss being able to just floor it...even in the wet...in first. The EVO (6) did however, felt like a big old boat after the test drives in the GTO's.