Can you stack suspension?

>>16668799
Not really comfy, since it's so high up, the suspension actually makes it worse.

>>16668799
Don't talk to me or my son ever again.

>>16668799
It works in the opposite my friend. You are amplifying the bumps. At least that's happens to cars on the back of my tow truck

>>16668799
If each suspension system has the proper spring rate and damping for the load, then yes it will be super comfy.

However it's likely that none of those will be anywhere near capacity, making the spring rate too stiff and trailers often have no damping.

>>16668799
>how do i make a dirt-bike catapult, the thread

>>16668809
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>>16668834
T-T-THANKS FELLAS

>>16668799
how fucking high are you

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>>16668834
>anywhere near capacity,
especially if the ute has single leaf springs
some have a dual system that changes the total spring rate depending on travel

>>16668893

>how fucking high are you

He was sitting on the dirt bike post speed bump.

Want kind of truck is that, OP?

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the number of coils is irrelevant, more coils doesn't necessarily makes it more comfy, as this guy said >>16668834


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>>16668799
In my Pajero the driver's seat is mounted on a spring/shock absorber assembly, it makes a very noticeable difference when I turn the stiffness all the way up - when it's set to 'soft', it does a good job of masking the harsh ride of the car.

So, the theory is sound, but as a few anons have said, you need to have the right spring rates and shit to make it actually comfortable.

Just make sure you do the maths and make sure you get the harmonics juuuuuust wrong enough that you can launch the bike to the fucking moon.