kat2220 Super Moderator Staff member Joined Jun 11, 2002 Messages 16,886 Points 0 Location Marietta, GA Sep 21, 2003 #1 I kinda understand camber, but what is cant?
7 71Fan Guest Sep 21, 2003 #2 Pretty sure they are the same thing as I don't think I hardly ever hear folks refer to cant.
W Windsor377 Guest Sep 21, 2003 #3 The typical terms I know of relative to suspension settings are, caster, camber, toe in, ackerman angle, lead, offset... I am familiar with cant in regards to valve arrangement in the cylinder head. What was the context in which cant was used?
The typical terms I know of relative to suspension settings are, caster, camber, toe in, ackerman angle, lead, offset... I am familiar with cant in regards to valve arrangement in the cylinder head. What was the context in which cant was used?
7 71Fan Guest Sep 21, 2003 #4 Cant means tilt. Unless it has to do with rollover, or possibly the rear end I'ld guess it's just another word for camber
Cant means tilt. Unless it has to do with rollover, or possibly the rear end I'ld guess it's just another word for camber
W Windsor377 Guest Sep 21, 2003 #5 Yes, that makes sense, but I'm wondering how the comment was orginally relayed.