jayroc

Is it just me or does suspension tuning seem vastly more complicated than engine tuning. Does anyone know of any good comprehensive sites/books on the subject?

Sammymatik

You just keep tweaking till you get what you feel comfortable with. Keep the settings that suit your driving style and road/track conditions.

That would be my approach....

inittab

G-force has published a manual. It "explains the RX-7's inherent suspension problems and how to solve them in a stepwise fashion. Optimize shocks, alignment, geometry, sway bars, ride heights, brakes, limited slip options and much more. Drawings included."

I don't have a copy but I have heard nothing but good things about G-force.

http://www.gforceengineering.net/products.htm

Rx7carl

Yes Jim S. book is gold! But if your looking to learn about suspensions there are good books on the subject. For good basic stuff look for a book called "How to make you car handle" by Fred Puhn (published by HP books). Excellent reading. Also the Carroll Smith books are good but a bit more technical reading.

Kill No Cone

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I have to agree with Carl, those are the two to get. The $75 for the G-Force manual may seem steep, but if it saves you from buy just one wrong part it will save you money in the end.

jayroc

Good info, thx for the advice.