try http://www.susprog.com/susprog.htm

for a very good suspension modeler

eval copy has certain limitations but its good.

Tim

TOL in the files area also has a good suspension modelling software....I have used it a lot to work out suspension details.

atb

steve

Yes, I would have thought that....

"The unregistered version of SusProg3D Designer will use fixed wheel and upright dimensions.
To change wheel and upright dimensions this program must be registered."

was a major limitation.....

However, I agree it is good...almost good enough to buy...

Well Alan, I bought it.

However, I haven't even had a chance to use it yet... I suppose it wouldn't be a bad idea to run my (already built) design through it... (It's very, very similar to yours with exception of the damper actuation.)

Graber