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MM49
Dec 20, 2014Explorer
This is a very simple topic. It is amazing the wizards on this site don't understand it. More frame flex = poorer steering geometry. The trucks will steer themselves on a cambered road when loaded. The heavier the load, the more flex, the more self-steering..........
The trucks with the stiffer frames will force the suspension to move. The suspension will control wheel alignment within the limits of the design. The reason the OTR trucks flex the frame is because the suspension is stronger than the frame. This is not the case in light duty trucks.
The goal is the stiffer frame and better steering geometry. It will never be perfect.
MM49
The trucks with the stiffer frames will force the suspension to move. The suspension will control wheel alignment within the limits of the design. The reason the OTR trucks flex the frame is because the suspension is stronger than the frame. This is not the case in light duty trucks.
The goal is the stiffer frame and better steering geometry. It will never be perfect.
MM49
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