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Front Moment, Roll - Stock Car Measurements, Part IWritten on January 22, 2003 Provides Detailed Instructions For Measuring For Front Moment (Roll) Center For Race Cars
We know the roll center isn't the point about which the chassis rolls, but instead, it's a critical element of the front dynamic structure of the car.
A more appropriate name would be the "moment center." This point represents the bottom of the front moment arm. Because it is of great importance, and its design location has a huge effect on the performance of the front of the car, we now need to know where the moment center is for our cars.
You can ask someone if they know the location of our car's moment center, but the only way to be sure is to locate it yourself. Once you find the numbers, it helps to have a computer software program for the calculations. Here are the steps and methods to be used to measure the pivot points in order to determine the locations of the front moment center:
Step 1--Locate a level floor on which to measure your car. The most important area is between the front tires and extended fore and aft 10 inches. Roughly, a rectangular area that is 20 inches by 70 inches will do.
Step 2--Position the car over the level spot with all of the weights in the car including the driver. Make sure to have the correct cambers set, the tires aired up to race pressures, and put the car at normal ride height. If the engine has been removed, support the car at ride height and remove the springs and shocks. Reduce the air pressures in the front tires until the left-front (LF) lower ball joint flange drops 1/2-inch closer to the floor and the right-front (RF) ball joint flange drops 5/8-inch closer to the floor. Dropping the spindle will closely simulate the amount that the tire squashes when all of the weight is on the tires with the springs and shocks installed.
Step 3--Take a measurement at each front wheel so we can later return the wheel assemblies to their same positions in relation to the chassis. We can measure at the outside of the tires from the bottom rim of the wheel to a mark on the fender or on the inside of the tire from the top of the ball joint stud to a point on the engine hoop bar. Either way, the idea is to have a way to accurately reposition the wheel assembly later after we have raised the car.
Step 4--Jack the car and support the chassis at the four corners on jackstands. Keep the stands away from the actual area where we will be taking the measurements in order to be able to access and measure to the pickup points under the front suspension. We want to raise the car the same amount at each corner. A good distance to raise the car is 10 inches. As we measure the height of each point, the offset (amount we raised the car) will have to be subtracted from each distance and 10 is an easy number to subtract.
Start by adjusting the LF corner, then the RF, then the left-rear (LR) corner. Shim the right-rear (RR) so the chassis is fully supported at all four corners and does not rock and roll. The RR measurement may be a little off due to chassis flex. As long as the other three corners are set to ride height plus the constant offset, then we will be OK.
Step 5--Remove the front springs and shocks and jack the LF and RF wheel assemblies up until they are positioned so we have the same measurements as we took in Step 3. Put a link in place of the shock at each side so the wheel assembly is supported in the same position as if it were at normal ride height with all of the weight on the tires (Step 3 measurements used).
The link can be an old tie rod or tubular lower control arm with opposite-threaded Heim joints of a usable length. This type of temporary link is easy to install and adjust for length.
If those are not available, a piece of 1- x 1/8-inch iron or aluminum strap metal may be used. Cut the piece in two so the pieces are long enough to overlap when installed in the shock mounts. Drill a hole in one end of each piece and bolt the two in the shock mounts.
With the wheel assembly positioned correctly, align the straps and lock them together with a pair of vise grip pliers. Drill another hole through both pieces and bolt the two together. Label each set of straps (LF, RF, etc.) so you can re-use them if you need to re-measure later. Once the two wheel assemblies are secured into their proper positions, remove the tires and wheels.
Step 6--Establish and mark the center of rotation of each ball joint. It is important to know the exact location of the pivot point of the ball joint so we can mark that point on the ball joint support band on the control arms.
We can quickly locate the center of each different type of ball joint by using a simple method of placing the ball joint in a vise with the stud pointed up and then lining up the shaft as it moves from side to side.
Now that we know where the center of rotation is located in relation to the band, we can mark a point on each ball joint on the car. Remember to allow for anti-dive angle in the control arms as well as the control arm angle. These angles will affect where you place the point to measure to.
Use 3/4- or 1-inch wide masking tape and place a piece over the ball joint band. Clean the surface first to remove all grease and dirt. Use a fine-tip black marker and a small straight edge to make a cross on the tape to represent the center of the ball joint for height and width measurements.
Step 7--Take all of the height measurements first. If a direct vertical measurement cannot be taken, use a level to project the height out from each point or construct a fixture to use to represent the distance so a measurement can be taken away from the car.
When measuring the lower chassis points, use the pivot closest to a line lying at right angles from the ball joint to the centerline of the car. For the stock GM lower control arms, use the center of the front bushing. For a strut-type of lower control arm, use the center of the bushing or center of the front Heim joint that is on a line lying 90 degrees off the centerline of the car projected through the center of the ball joint.
The upper chassis mounts often have anti-dive. To measure the inner point, average the heights of the centers of the two mounting bolts and measure the width to the center of the control arm shaft. In the case of an upper control arm that uses Heim joints, measure to the pivot that is closest to a line that would be lying perpendicular to the centerline of the car from the center of the ball joint.
In the case of a strut-type upper control arm, measure to the center of the Heim joint that is along a perpendicular line between the ball joint and the centerline of the car. For standard A-arms, the "pivot" point will be at the center of the control arm shaft. This point represents the average height of the two mounting bolts (when anti-dive is present) as well as the width of the rotational axis.
Measure and record the heights to the centers of rotation and remember to subtract the offset amount that we raised the car.
We ultimately want to end up with measurements that will represent the heights and widths of the four ball joints and the four chassis pivot points as if the car were at ride height. All height measurements must be made with the car above the usual ride height so we cannot forget to subtract the offset that was used to raise the car.
Step 8--Establish a centerline for the purpose of "moment center" location. This will not be the true centerline of the chassis, but rather a point halfway between the front tire contact patches.
With the wheels and tires on the car, mark a point on the floor at each inside edge of the front tires. Measure between these points and divide that measurement by two. Place a mark on the floor between the front tires that represents half the distance between the tires. Using that same half distance, measure from the inside edge of the RR tire to mark a rear centerline point.
The right side tires are supposed to be inline or very close to it, so our points will be parallel to the right-side tire patches and centered between the front contact patches.
Place a string over these two center points, pull tight, and hold each end with blocks of lead or a concrete block if no lead is available.
Step 9--Drop a plumb line down from each center of rotation for the four ball joints and the four chassis pickup points and place a mark on the floor. The framerail and lower control arms may prevent you from dropping straight down from some of these points. In that case, measure out beyond the spindle at a right angle to the centerline, plumb down, and mark an offset point on the floor. Write the offset amount (use 20 or 30 inches) on the masking tape beside the point.
Measure from each point to the centerline and don't forget to subtract the offsets. Once all measurements have been taken and recorded, enter all of the height and width measurements into a chassis software program of your choice.
We are interested in the location of the moment center in both static and dynamic positions. Static represents where the moment center is located when the car is at static ride height, and the dynamic position is where the moment center migrates as the car dives and rolls in the turns.
The correct design of the dynamic location of the moment center is critical to how your front end will work and to the overall balance of the setup in your car.
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Another way to do this is by measuring from a point on the lower control arm (such as the top of the lower ball joint stud) to a mark on the rollbar engine hoop.The offset the car was raised must be the same at all four corners of the chassis. Add the constant offset number to each of the four ride heights and make sure each corner is at the "total height."The best way to support the spindle while taking measurements is by using a spare tie rod or lower strut rod. Both of these usually have opposite rotational threads and therefore are easy to use to fine-tune the spindle height. The spindle must be positioned in relation to the inner pivot points exactly as it would with the spring installed and the car at ride height with all of the weight in it. All of the control arm angles will then be correct.Mark the center of rotation of the ball joint on a piece of masking tape affixed to the control arm band. You will need to "project" the center point out to the tape, taking into account the control arm angle and direction of the ball joint shaft (due to kingpin inclination in the spindle).If you don't know the exact location of the center of rotation of your ball joints, this simple method will allow you to establish the true center. Once you have marked the point, measure to the cap surface on the control arm band side and remember that distance. You will know where to mark the center on the car with the ball joint installed in the control arm.From a side view, project the rotational center of the ball joint to the front or rear (whichever is more convenient to see) so any angle created by anti-dive will be compensated.For strut-type lower control arms that are mounted using Heim joints, use the center of the Heim joint that is inline between the ball joint and a perpendicular line to the centerline of the car. For stock-type GM lower control arms, use the front bushing. This point is very near the same perpendicular line.
In the case of a strut-type upper control arm, measure to the center of the Heim joint that is along a perpendicular line between the ball joint and the centerline of the car.For standard A-arms, the "pivot" point will be at the center of the control arm shaft. This point represents the average height of the two mounting bolts (when anti-dive is present) as well as the width of the rotational axis.We ultimately want to end up with measurements that will represent the heights and widths of the four ball joints and the four chassis pivot points as if the car were at ride height. All height measurements must be made with the car above the usual ride height so we cannot forget to subtract the offset that was used to raise the car.


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|This project is helpful as basic reference material when performing such activities as threat modeling, security architecture review, security testing, code review, and metrics. We intend to encourage understanding and consistency when discussing these basic foundational elements of application security. Security only works if people can make informed decisions about risk. The ASDR provides that basic information to help ensure all stakeholders are involved.
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The OWASP Application Security Desk Reference
Welcome to the OWASP Application Security Desk Reference Project! This project is the comprehensive reference for all OWASP projects and application security in general. All of the materials here are free and open source.
By now you can:
- Use the latest materials on the wiki
- Download a free 600 page PDF
- Purchase a printed book for the cost of printing
- Volunteer to help this project!
- We are currently seeking volunteers who will help developing stub/empty articles listed bellow and bring it up to a production level of quality. Join us now to take part in this historic effort, just drop a line to Leonardo Cavallari!
What's In It?
The ASDR is a reference volume that contains basic information about all the foundational topics in application security. The top level categories in the ASDR are listed below. These are implemented as "categories" in the wiki, so that it is easy to group and link related topics.
ASDR Table of Contents
- Section 1: Category:Principle
- Section 2: Category:Threat Agent
- Section 3: Category:Attack
- Section 4: Category:Vulnerability
- Section 5: Category:Control
- Section 6: Category:Technical Impact
- Section 7: Category:Business Impact
Note that any application security risk has a threat agent (attacker) who is using an attack to target a vulnerability (typically a missing or broken control). If successful, this attack will have both a technical impact and a business impact. There may be one or more associated principles as well. Please refer to the OWASP Risk Rating Methodology for more information about how this works.
What's It For?
The ASDR is helpful as basic reference material when performing such activities as threat modeling, security architecture review, security testing, code review, and metrics. We intend to encourage understanding and consistency when discussing these basic foundational elements of application security. Security only works if people can make informed decisions about risk. The ASDR provides that basic information to help ensure all stakeholders are involved.
Why This Approach?
Application security information cannot be organized into a one-dimensional taxonomy that is useful for all purposes, although many have tried. For example, organizing application security by vulnerability helps tool vendors, but makes it very difficult for architects to select controls. We've adopted the folksonomy tagging approach to solving this problem. We simply tag our articles with a number of different categories. You can use these categories to help get different views into the complex, interconnected set of topics that is application security.
How Is It Maintained?
The ASDR is the result of work that started in 2000, across projects like VulnXML, WAS-XML, Top Ten, WebScarab, WebGoat, Testing Project, Guide, and others. Although there is already a wealth of information here, we are just starting on this project. We need volunteers to help us complete articles, categorize articles appropriately, eliminate duplication, and more.
Related Projects
The Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) project at Mitre is a formal list of software weaknesses created to serve as a common language for describing software security weaknesses in architecture, design, or code; serve as a standard measuring stick for software security tools targeting these weaknesses; and provide a common baseline standard for weakness identification, mitigation, and prevention efforts.
The Software Assurance Metrics and Tool Evaluation (SAMATE) project from NIST "supports the Department of Homeland Security's Software Assurance Tools and R&D Requirements Identification Program. The objective of part 3, Technology (Tools and Requirements) is the identification, enhancement and development of software assurance tools. NIST is leading in (A) testing software evaluation tools, (B) measuring the effectiveness of tools, and (C) identifying gaps in tools and methods."
Feedback and Participation:
We hope you find the OWASP ASDR Project useful. Please contribute to the Project by volunteering for one of the Tasks, sending your comments, questions, and suggestions to firstname.lastname@example.com or to firstname.lastname@example.com. To join the OWASP ASDR Project mailing list or view the archives, please visit the subscription page.
Listed on the pages below are all the articles that are a part of the ASDR project. It is interesting to browse, but it is just an unstructured alphabetical list. All the articles are tagged with various categories that are a part of this project to help you find the article you're looking for. Note: the portal only lists categories that start with the letters of the first 200 articles. To view other categories, select the "next 200" button.
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NEW YORK -- Stocks turned lower Wednesday after U.S. financial markets opened smoothly for their first trading session post-Sandy.
PHOTOS | Superstorm Sandy
The Dow Jones industrial average and S&P 500 index opened higher, but then joined the Nasdaq composite in heading lower before noon.
The New York Stock Exchange was operating on generator power as much of lower Manhattan remains without electricity because of the storm.
The exchanges closed Monday and Tuesday as Hurricane Sandy approached and struck the nation's financial center in the New Jersey-New York City area.
Traders and investors were pleased to see the market open without a hitch.
"It's good to see things happen so smoothly on the opening," said Joe Kinahan, managing director at TD Ameritrade. "The fact the market opened so smoothly is a vote of confidence."
Investors clearly were paying special attention to industries affected by the storm. At the center of the day's trading were property and casualty insurers, many of which will be on the hook for storm-related losses.
The SPDR S&P Insurance exchange traded fund(symbol: KIE), which owns 44 insurance stocks, was down 0.3%, following a 0.7% decline Friday before the storm. Allstate (symbol: ALL) fell $0.47 or 1.2% $39.68 Wednesday, following a 0.9% loss Friday. Allstate is scheduled to report quarterly earnings after the market closes.
Computer maker Apple shed 2.1%, or $12.92 to $591.08 on its news this week of a personnel shakeup at the top of the company, which included the departure of the executive behind its smartphone unit. And General Motors added $1.01, or 4.3% to $24.29 after the automaker reported quarterly profit that beat Wall Street expectations.
The two-day disruption in trading came at a nervous time for the stocks market as investors were in the process of digesting mostly disappointing earnings results. Corporate profit growth, which had been the engine of the stock market's rise since 2009, sputtered in the third quarter. With more than half the companies in the S&P 500 stock index reporting results, growth was coming in at just 1.1%, worst showing since the third quarter 2009, says S&P Capital IQ. Just 36% of companies in the S&P 500 have beaten revenue forecasts, well below the 56% that usually do.
Investors will get plenty of new earnings data to chew on the first day back. A number of key and widely watched companies are expected to report quarterly earnings, including Allstate, Anheuser Busch Inbev, First Solar, General Motors, Hyatt Hotels, MasterCard and Clorox.
In addition, Facebook employees will get their first chance to sell shares granted to them with a lockup provision. Facebook stock opened down $1.01 to 20.93 or -4.6% at the open Wednesday.
Investors have some macro concerns weighing on them, most important the shaky economy in Europe and looming stiff budget cuts if Congress is unable to find ways to cut spending by the end of the year. Tax breaks will end and deep cuts will be made to the defense budget and Medicare as part of the so-called fiscal cliff, which could jeopardize economic growth. Meanwhile, slowing growth in China is wiping out what had been strong demand from Asia.
Investors will get fresh data on Asia Wednesday as a survey of purchasing managers in China is due. Economists expect that gauge to rise to 50.2 from 49.8, according to economists polled by Bloomberg News.
Asian stocks were strong Wednesday night, perhaps lending some strength to U.S. stocks. The Nikkei 225 index added nearly 1% to 8,928.29 and the Shanghai Shenzhen CSI 300 index added 0.7% to 2256.10.


text: Boy band 98 Degrees reunite after 10 years on the "Today" show in New York City. The band, which were looking a bit more grown up after their time away from the stage, consists of Nick Lachey, brother Drew Lachey, Jeff Timmons and Justin Jeffre and they performed some of their hits during the televised performance. August 17, 2012.


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Has anyone had any luck gitting bears yet?
We had one hit it on the 29th but hasnt been back yet
we will be checking it again tomorrow.
Would like to see pic's to keep the fire burning.
Has anyone had any luck gitting bears yet?
We had one hit it on the 29th but hasnt been back yet
we will be checking it again tomorrow.
Would like to see pic's to keep the fire burning.
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Are we gangsta cappin baers now?
I hunt because......
I just snorted Mtn. Dew out my nose, thanks WolftalonID. That is some funny stuff!
Shoot STR8
Ok this is Nic's wife. I feel the need to explain something to you. 1- your an ass. My husband wasn't able to have a formal education when he was growing up because he had to help his family work to put food on the table. So he has trouble spelling. And the fact thay you would make fun of him for something he has worked to improve just shows what kind of person you are. Jerk.
Gee. SpellCheck works for most of us...maybe you should try and show it to him sometime.
I hunt because......
Nic--Where you baiting at?
I am baiting just outside fairbanks Alaska.
It's something we do to pass the time between the fall hunting seasons. It makes it worth it because my 5 year old daughter loves going with us. When she was 3, I took a bear and she was with me at the time. She fell in love with it.
PS- you can thank my wife for the spelling on this one.
Have you checked yours this week yet? I'm baiting around Fairbanks too, just wondering if anybody is getting hit at all yet?
We will be checking it tonight.
had one hit it april 29th but that was it.
Nic, didn't mean to make fun of anyone, I don't spell real well myself. Sorry if I hurt any feelings as that was not the intent. Just for future reference, if a red line shows under your word you can right click on it and pick from the right words, that is what I have to do all the time. Good luck with the bears, I hope you get a big one, and will post some picks.
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This little thing (original Pentax Q) has made me forget about the lack of viewfinder. It is truly small and what I really like about it is:
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"I think overall the class that we have is very strong," Gemeinhardt-Cesler said. "A lot of them will have the potential to make an impact right away. We have two seniors in the outfield right now so when this class gets here they will have a chance to play right away."
Antillon, who plays at Mater Dai High School and club for the Corona Angels, helped lead the Mater Dai Monarchs to a 22-5 record and the Trinity League Championship. Antillon is a versatile player who has ability hitting for average (she hit .367 last year) and for power (she recorded seven home runs in 2012-13). She has started each of her first three seasons at Mater Dai and is a team captain for her senior season.
"Nychole is a true utility player," Gemeinhardt-Cesler noted. "She can do quite a few things. She can play in the middle, she can play in either of the corners, she can play in the outfield, she has good power and good speed. She is an all-around good player."
Bright just finished an accomplished high school career for Claremore High School. Bright earned All-State honors as she helped lead the Lady Zebras to the 2013 District and Regional Championships, and the semifinals of the Class 5A State Championships. A three-year letterwinner and three-time All-District honoree, Bright hit .412 her senior season with three homers and 21 RBIs from the lead-off spot.
"Madison is a table-setter," Gemeinhardt-Cesler noted. "She has good speed and understands the role of the lead-off spot."
McFarland, who played for New Prauge for four seasons before moving to Las Vegas prior to her senior season at Foothill High School, was a three-time Missota All-Conference first team selection and a two-time all-state honoree. Combined across her last three seasons, McFarland was successful on all 69 of her stolen base attempts and brought in 23 RBIs as a junior. She played club softball for the Minnesota Stars 95'.
"Kelsey will continue to get better and better as she gets stronger," Gemeinhardt-Cesler stated. "I think she will become a very good power lefty hitter."
Voulgaris, who played for Lockport Township High School, came back from missing her 2012 high school season with injury with a strong 2013. Earning all-conference and all-area honors, Voulgaris had one of the highest RBI totals in the Chicagoland area with 39 in 2013. She has been very active in summer softball, playing at the 18 Gold level the last three seasons and leading the teams in most hitting categories.
"Gabby can play a lot of positions, both in the middle of the field and the corners," Gemeinhardt-Cesler said. "Regardless of where she plays, she will add depth to our power hitting."
Weilbacher, a pitcher at Columbia High School, has been one of top pitchers in the St. Louis area for many years now. In three years starting for Columbia, she has a 40-10 record with 409 strikeouts to her name. Her ERA has been under 2.00 each of the last two seasons, sitting at 1.47 last year. A two-time all-conference honoree, Weilbacher helped lead Columbia to the sectional championship game last season and two regional championships in her high school career.
"Bri will have a chance to really help our pitching staff," Gemeinhardt-Cesler noted. "Pitching is so important in our sport. She is a great competitor, she brings a lot of energy and she will be ready to work."


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