http://www.my-acoustic.com/Car/handling_secrets/spring_rate/how_choose_spring.htm网上看到一篇小文。请大家批判一下。
And true enough .............................. After some test drive the rear becomes much less bumpy, in fact observing rear passengers shows no bounce off the seat condition anymore. The rear of the car also feels much more in contact with the ground and not bouncing off the road. Especially during turning, it does not jump lane anymore.
New summary
1.66 ratio = understeer 15% - may be 20%
1.38 ratio = neutral
1.20 ratio = oversteer 10%
So, without improving my driving skills I can go through a corner faster than before and safer than before.
Now it is unknown at this stage if a pure track car with higher spring rates will enjoy the same ratio as above.
Some are recommended at 8 kg/mm front with 6 kg/mm rear which have 1.33 ratio, which looks pretty neutral
Some are recommended at 6kg/mm front with 4 kg/mm rear which have 1.5 ratio, this would tend to be understeer I think.
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