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Race Car Technology - Level Three
RCT Level Three - Developing A Winning Setup
Lesson One - Goals of RCT Level Three
Lesson Two- Concept Of Balance In-Depth
Lesson Three - The Forces On A Race Car
Lesson Four - Roll Angle and Platform Analysis
Lesson Five - Weight Transfer vs. Static Loading
Lesson Six - Weight Distribution Front To Rear
Lesson Seven - Dynamic Loading - Gale Force Analysis
Lesson Eight - Angle Of Attack Analysis - How Tires Generate Grip
Lesson Nine - AA-arm Geometry - Contact Patch Optimization
Lesson Ten - Jacking Force Concepts and Uses
Lesson Eleven - Rear Steer Concepts and Uses
Lesson Twelve - What Makes Traction?
Lesson Thirteen - Force Verses Weight
Lesson Fourteen - Where Does Force Come From?
Lesson Fifteen - Using The Sway Bar As A Spring
Lesson Sixteen - Aero Downforce & Tire Loading
Lesson Seventeen - Practical Application Concepts Part One
Lesson Eightteen - Practical Applications Part Two
Lesson Nineteen - Advanced Racing Shock Tuning in Transitions
Lesson Twenty - Track Testing The Setup Part One
Lesson Twenty-One - Track Testing The Setup Part Two
Lesson Twenty-Two - Post Race Analysis
Lesson Twenty-Three - Summation For RCT Level Three
Lesson Seventeen - Practical Application Concepts Part One
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