Re: [DML] Re: PDC's Redesigned Trailing Arm Attachment
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Re: [DML] Re: PDC's Redesigned Trailing Arm Attachment




When I looked at the design of the trailing arm, I too
thought it made more sense to have a double sheer
setup just like PDC now offers.

However, I tend to assume that the engineers working
for lotus know more than I do about suspension design.
 The PDC design only allows the arm to rotate around
the bolt.  Isn't it possible the design requires the
additional movement it has with the give of the rubber
bushing in the "stock" design?  


--- tobyp@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> 
> 
> 
> Bill and List - Yes, I have studied the PDC design,
> and it is much 
> more robust, as you suggest.  The key with his
> design is to load up 
> the bolt in double shear, which means that both ends
> are supported, 
> and the load is applied in the middle.  This
<SNIP>


		
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