Hi all,
Does anyone know of any good free wishbone geometery software i can download?
I've done a site search but the links seem to be out of date.
Thanks
David
Some one on here sent me some software. its not cad, and i have to admit i had no idea how 2 use it. which is rare as im studying computer networks
and databases. but i cna emailu a copy if u want?
John
David,
Can you email it to me too!
Hi,
Yes please, anything would be a help
Thanks
David
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Originally posted by davidwag
Hi,
Yes please, anything would be a help![]()
Thanks
David
could i have a copy
Ade.home@ntlworld.com
I'd like to see what would happen if i used a sierra back end and didn't extend the width of the front track...
ok for everyone thats emailing me/messaging me
Im happy 2 send it out but its just asmall dos based program someone sent me on here. it is NOT cad.
I've heard that SusProg3D is a very good design-tool: http://www.bevenyoung.com.au/suswin.htm
it's not free though...
Race Tech magazine provides the Wishbone program for free. It's an old DOS program but works:
http://www.racetechmag.com/user/software/software.asp?menu=4
There are two versions. The one called Wishbone.exe is a self-installer, so is the one you'll want to use.
Just one quirk: Wishbone requires coordinates for steering pivots. If you don't have the data or are doing a rear suspension, you'll have
to fudge some points for the steering tie rod to eliminate bump steer.
http://www.performancetrends.com/SuspAnzr.htm
I have been using this one. It has a free 10day demo but is all the functions for double wishbone. also some other nice software on this site.
Andy