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Hey, no worries. The Science paper from a few years ago seemed really cool to
me, although it's not my area. The concepts aren't that hard to grasp though.
I'm with you, but really just meant shock tune in the broad, technically
correct sense in that every shock has a tune of some sort, as opposed to tuned
in an unusual way to compensate. It's all forces and controlling shaft speeds…
😉
I totally should have figured HL out myself. I think if you take another look
you'll see that dw6 is Horst in combo with a 4-bar virtual pivot, but do tell
me if I'm just being obtuse. I've been known to struggle to find things in the
fridge before.
July 29, 2016, 4:28 p.m. - Nat Brown
#!markdown Hey, no worries. The Science paper from a few years ago seemed really cool to me, although it's not my area. The concepts aren't that hard to grasp though. I'm with you, but really just meant shock tune in the broad, technically correct sense in that every shock has a tune of some sort, as opposed to tuned in an unusual way to compensate. It's all forces and controlling shaft speeds… 😉 I totally should have figured HL out myself. I think if you take another look you'll see that dw6 is Horst in combo with a 4-bar virtual pivot, but do tell me if I'm just being obtuse. I've been known to struggle to find things in the fridge before.