center of gravity
10-13-03, 12:19 PM
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center of gravity
I was wondering what the center of gravity of my car would be( how many inches above the ground). I have an 84 se, all stock.
I was just wantin to calculate the amount of weight transfer from one corner to the next in a corner.
I was just wantin to calculate the amount of weight transfer from one corner to the next in a corner.
10-13-03, 12:35 PM
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I don't know the answer, but that's a good question!
It would be good to know where the center of mass is -
how high it is, and where it's located on the front-to-rear axis.
It would be good to know where the center of mass is -
how high it is, and where it's located on the front-to-rear axis.
10-15-03, 08:20 PM
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Cornerweight your car, and have them do a CG check. It'll vary from car to car. My IT racecar wont be anything near your stocker, so if If give you an answer itll be wrong for you.
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