

Tri shock rear suspension
Third spring systems offer a steeply rising rate in ride, without an attendant rising rate in roll.
A monoshock suspension generally has a single rocker, with a single coilover, actuated by pushrods from both right and left wheels. The coilover acts only in ride, much like a third spring. Roll is usually accommodated by having a laterally sliding shuttle in the rocker. The pushrods anchor to the shuttle bar.
Hi, is there any more information about the tri shock design. I have a formula vee and would like to try this system. Is there a way to work out coilover and spring rates necessary. Any help would be appreciated.
Peter