Sorry all for being out-of-touch. I've been so busy for the last few months.
I'm making some progress on my build, but unfortunately, Vsusp had to take a back seat for a while.
Thanks Twnpipe for the nice words! Regarding what Vsusp is telling you once the project is loaded in, this question has come up a few times before, so I think it could be helpful to have a link to a summary of that kind of info somewhere. It could be in the forum in an easy-to-find place or maybe in the tool's help page.
I believe some of the build logs have this kind of "now what?" info you're looking for. What I've seen was mainly discussing about roll center height. Sorry, I can't find example links right now
Time permitting, I can try to consolidate what the experienced builders/racers on the forum have said, but I am reluctant, personally, to say "do this" or "do that", because I'm relatively new to building.
I was thinking of something like a checklist of suggestions for what a builder can look at after the project is loaded in:
- RC height relative to estimated CG in different bump/droop/roll trims
- RC movement as vehicle moves
- how much camber correction to aim for at max estimated roll
.. etc
Of course the checklist shouldn't imply that that's all that's needed to make the car handle well and be safe. Hmm, must think about this