Re: [EVDL] Getting as efficient as possible by alignment.

2019-05-23 Thread Lawrence Rhodes via EV
I am not talking crazy. Within the Nissan guidelines which have a range. Within the acceptable range what are the best numbers? Lawrence Rhodes On Thu, 5/23/19, Damon Henry wrote: Subject: Re: [EVDL] Getting as efficient as possible by alignment.

Re: [EVDL] Getting as efficient as possible by alignment.

2019-05-23 Thread Damon Henry via EV
Or perhaps less overall car life when the handling is wrong and you end up in a wreck :-) It is like any engineering trade-off. If you maximize for one parameter you give up something else. Damon From: EV on behalf of Lawrence Rhodes via EV Sent: Thursday,

[EVDL] Getting as efficient as possible by alignment.

2019-05-23 Thread Lawrence Rhodes via EV
Cor had mentioned his method to get the best efficiency by using toe out.  I am wondering within the, for instance, Nissan Leaf standard alignment requirements what are the most efficient numbers? Toe, camber and caster. I would think if you get the perfect numbers not only will you get more