Subject	That's a rocker arm setup....
Posted by	RSR on December 17, 2002 at 11:08 AM
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In Reply To	Would something like this work for the Z's suspension? posted by Milo (San Antonio, TX.) on December 17, 2002 at 10:44 AM
Message	...which is common to open-wheel race cars. That is neat, but I'm not sure if the benefit is enough to justify the effort. You're probably losing a lot unsprung weight - roughly half the weight of the shock/spring combo - but unless you are able to fit a huge tire as a result of moving the shock, I'm not sure you've accomplished much. I could be wrong, don't have any experience with rocker arm setups to know for sure......RSR
Follow Ups	Would something like this work for the Z's suspension? - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 10:44:52 12/17/02 *speachless* (n/m) - 2 Zweet 10:50:52 12/17/02 I was too when I saw it. (n/m) - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 11:00:25 12/17/02 Simply amazing! Too badass for words... But that FD is still - Bobby12many 11:01:27 12/17/02 That's a rocker arm setup.... - RSR 11:08:46 12/17/02 That, and why mess with a great suspension to begin with? (n/m) - stupidfast [ ///M Power ] 11:58:25 12/17/02 Thanx for the feedback, going to research a little more. (n/m) - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 13:56:59 12/17/02 wow....i just had to say something (n/m) - bfastrblast 11:58:56 12/17/02 why though? - Marshall 12:26:01 12/17/02 what's the point if there's room to begin with? - Altersys 13:09:42 12/17/02 Maybe unsprung weight is reduced? (n/m) - U LUZ(AZ) 13:24:03 12/17/02 more like increased... - Altersys 15:18:07 12/17/02 Increased is correct, but my question is "is it worth it?" (n/m) - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 16:24:18 12/17/02 not IMHO (n/m) - Altersys 02:28:41 12/18/02 Cool, but it might be a bit noisy in the cabin.. - Turbodog (CT) 15:23:11 12/17/02 They creek and give a strut pressure release sound, but - Milo (San Antonio, TX.) 17:18:20 12/17/02 saw that a while ago - zkillionaire 19:11:26 12/17/02 here is somemore pics - zkillionaire 19:55:46 12/17/02 It's called a CANTILEVER system from what I understand..> - KingRameZX 22:32:04 12/17/02
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