Like the old saying ... too soon we get old ... too late we get smart!
Wes
> I was out there starting the calibration process to determine what I learned
> at Maxton and realized that this car doesn't have an establishted set of
> chassis data points...
>
> By my definition that means a place I can go and take a measurement and get an
> expected number...
>
> I have that with the Camaro.. I know the wheel base is 108" exactly because I
> set it off of the lower ball joint grease fitting and a string on the back of
> the axle... ( there is some other math in there but for the point of this it's
> not important)
>
> If I take the rear out of the car or adjust the 4 link or watts link... I can
> always go back to that measurement and see if anything has changed.
>
> There are many more examples like that... So I guess my point here is ... as
> we're building cars it seems reasonable to me to establish in advance those
> points where we are going to take measurements... and if the car ever has any
> issues we will always know where to go back to...
>
> What do you think?
>
> Keith
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