Boys and men just love cars. I think it’s in their blood or DNA or something because they drag a car with them ever since they can walk. The only difference is that men have more expensive cars than boys. But joke or no joke, that is the truth. Women are just drivers and see driving as something useful, while men think of it passionately and they would do anything for their favorite car. That is why men are also passionate about car races. And some of the one who take part in these car races choose to make all the changes to the car themselves. They really know what they are doing, as they are either professionals or close to that, they search all the information they need on the Internet or ask the people who can teach them. Usually the biggest problem is the calculation of the car suspension because if you make some adjustments to your car in order to make it faster and more resistant, it will certainly change the designed weight and the suspension provided from the factory will not be able to support it. So there have to be some changes in the suspension, too, but first you need to calculate everything very accurately in order to avoid unpleasant surprises on the race track.
Suspension Calculator 1.0.0.29 might be really helpful for you, as it is a software application that deals exactly with the problem of calculating the distribution for the race cars. There are many things you must take into consideration when calculating the suspension, starting with the motion ratio, the stiffness of the spring and the load on each wheel. This small utility is more than just a calculator software, as it also illustrates and explains the process of modifying a car and the result of this action, with all its consequences. All the explanations are documented and have a scientific ground, explaining the physics laws in plain English for the users.
Suspension Calculator 1.0.0.29 is small in size, 1.4 MB, and was developed by Cristobal Lowery, who is now a mechanical engineer in London, UK, so he has solid mechanical knowledge to back up his calculations and advice. The software is designed using C programming language and is supposed to be used and downloaded free of charge, but only by professionals who need it for calculating the suspension, not for commercial purpose. It was first designed to be used with Windows XP, but you can also use it with Vista and Windows 7 without a problem, but not with an earlier version of Windows. And another requirement for the system if you want to be able to operate this software is to have .NET framework installed.
