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Best Chassis Design Books ???
Hi Guys,
Getting ready to dive into my custom chassis and I was looking to get a popular opinion on some of the best chassis books available. I've read the Herb Adams Chassis book... but looking for something a bit more comprehensive as far as vehicle dynamics (Roll Centers, Center of Gravity, Anti-Dive/Anti-Squat, Formula's, etc...). Any advice ?? Thank you for all your help! Mike. |
Steve Smith has a lot of good ones. There's two of his I reference a lot, Advanced Race Car Suspension Development and Paved Track Stock Car Technology. Herb did the VSE Cobra backbone chassis, that design is worth a look. Good luck and keep us posted.
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if you are interested in buying books i have some i probably need to get rid of:
competition car suspension design, construction, tuning by allan staniforth paved track stock cat technology by steve smith chassis engineering by herb adams race car engineering & mechanics by van valkenburgh performance handling, how to make your car handle by don alexander race car chassis design and construction by forbes aird anatomy & development of the stock car by dr. john craft stock car setup secrets by bob bolles let me know mike if you're interested in any for package deal. anybody else after mike has the pick if interested. |
Carrol Smith
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw...prefix=carrol+ It get's winter, which you need to read (and understand!) all of them. Dom |
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