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Old 04-03-2013, 05:32 AM   #12
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properly designed suspension will attempt to move front & rear suspensions in phase with one another. this results in the entire car moving up & down a bit, but not diving & pitching.
Thanks for jumping in insite! IIRC the rule of thumb is that the rear ride frequency should be 10% higher than the front to minimize pitching.

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