Does any one know the name of the book that has all the suspention info in it?
It more or less has every thing you would need to know build a suspention for a car.
It is kind of like maximum boost but for suspention.
I saw it a few weeks ago and now I can't rember the name of it becasue I want to buy it.

 

chris alston has one

 

Race Car Vehicle Dynamics (R146)
By Milliken

or

Fundamentals of Vehicle Dynamics (R114)
By Gillespie

 

I think the fundamentals one is it.
Any more good ones???

 

# Race Car Vehicle Dynamics (R146) William & Douglas Milliken
# Going Faster: Mastering the Art of Race Driving Carl Lopez
# Tune to Win Carroll Smith
# Engineer to Win Carroll Smith
# Nuts, Bolts, and Fasteners and Plumbing Handbook Carroll Smith
# Drive to Win Carroll Smith
# Secrets of Solo Racing Henry A. Watts
# Winning Autocross Solo II Competition Dick Turner and J.B. Miles
# Race Car Chassis: Design and Construction Forbes Aird
# Aerodynamics for Racing and Performance Cars Forbes Aird
# Race Car Engineering and Mechanics Paul Van Valkenburg
# Bob Bondurant on High Performance Driving Bob Bondurant
# Bob Bondurant on Police and Pursuit Driving Bob Bondurant
# Chassis Engineering/Chassis Design, Building and Tuning for High Performance Handling Herb Adams
# Performance Handling/How to Make Your Car Handle: Techniques for the 1990's Don Alexander
# Think to Win: The New Approach to Fast Driving Don Alexander
# How to Make Your Car Handle Fred Puhn
# Fundamentals of Vehicle Dynamics (R114) Thomas D. Gillespie
# The Unfair Advantage, by Mark Donohue with Paul Van Valkenburgh

That is a list from another website that I go to.

I just ordered a few that are very good. You already referenced one. But i will add it to the list of books I bought for my next project...

# Maximum Boost, by Corky Bell
# TurboCharging, by Hugh Macinnes
# Competition Car Downforce, by Simon McBeath (This book is GREAT, it was
recomended to me by another member on this site, who holds several Hill Climb records.)

Hope that helps.

I will also add. The Milliken book listed first on that list, is a great one to have. It diagrams out almost every possible suspension. I have used diagrams from it on this site to explain the torque arm rear suspension, and compare it to a 3 link, etc.