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Old 21 Feb 2005, 11:36 (Ref:1231348)   #1
Kev_205
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Kev_205 should be qualifying in the top 10 on the grid
wishbone shape

Does wishbone shape affect how a car handles?
I am looking at ways to lower my engine and the main issue is the driveshafts run too close to the subframe and wishbone pickup points.
so I want to modify the subframe and in effect decrease the wishbone width

from this sort of shape

OOO /---------
OO /
--
OO \
OOO \---------

to something a little less symetrical


000 /----------
00/
--
00 \-----------

obviously there would be potentially a higher risk of bending in an impact or heavy knock but I cant see a problem otherwise. This seems a little easier than the suggestion of rotating the gearbox to raise the driveshafts up, as that adds so many other problems to sort

ps and obviously those attempts at diagrams are awful too lol

edit
damn - my spaces were removed. The zeros' are air :P

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