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Re: Chassis design methods
Posted by 'Danlee' on 14 Nov 2012 @ 11:46

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Overall the answers seem, in general, to suck it and see (and copy). It looks like the 'coke bottle' is here to stay using these methods. The problem is that if you do try something radical then it must be better than the competition or it won't sell. Even if it's the same performance level, that won't be good enough.

Has anyone ever tried different tube sections. Square or triangular for example. Or a mix of different sections This is where FE would really help)

Danlee

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