Culetto
03-06-2009, 02:45 PM
Ok so im not sure what this is all about. Im working on a forced articulation setup on a independant suspension rig and wanted to be sure it would be legal. I did a search on forced articulation and came up with some interesting builds but nothing in the rules.
• 2.1.5 - All suspension mounting points must be fixed mounted. This includes all link mounts, and
shock mounts.
• 2.1.7 - Active Suspension is allowed - A suspension that is interlinked (such as the 1:1 Scorpion,
excluding the air bags used to raise and lower the vehicle) which by design moves part of the
suspension in one direction when moved from another. This does not have any driver input.
• 2.1.8 - Forced Articulation is allowed – Forced articulation is the use of something such as
hydraulics or electronics to literally force the suspension to move in a driver-controlled manner.
How can you do forced articulation if the suspension mounting points must be fixed? Am i missing something here?
• 2.1.5 - All suspension mounting points must be fixed mounted. This includes all link mounts, and
shock mounts.
• 2.1.7 - Active Suspension is allowed - A suspension that is interlinked (such as the 1:1 Scorpion,
excluding the air bags used to raise and lower the vehicle) which by design moves part of the
suspension in one direction when moved from another. This does not have any driver input.
• 2.1.8 - Forced Articulation is allowed – Forced articulation is the use of something such as
hydraulics or electronics to literally force the suspension to move in a driver-controlled manner.
How can you do forced articulation if the suspension mounting points must be fixed? Am i missing something here?