Racing Aspirations Reviews 34

While drag and click is user friendly, hard number input based on clearly defined points would be a better option for me. The design feedback is good, but recommendations for improvement would be helpful. Very much worth the price!

I find this by far the most constructive and intuitive site regarding race car set up and testing.

A useful tool to work out the dynamics of your proposed suspension system. It has some limits, but if you're building your own vehicle, I highly recommned using it before you start!

Amazing tool with so much more than you think.
Takes all the hard work out of setting up.
Couldn't recommend highly enough

Great tools. Tools work great but a little more explanation would be nice. Not everything is intuitive.

Best and easy to use suspension program out there and continuing to evolve

I've found this site very useful.

Response in case of problem quick and helpfull. Program itself is great. Only thing when I measure a car in XYZ coordinate system, I need some calculations to pt these values in program. Maybe approach in this direction would make the input more direct. Otherwise everything good, also the CPOG calculation. Very helpful!

Great free sw tool to verify your suspension design. It is really easy to use, so really helped me a lot to modify my design. Thank you guys

Outstanding software performance. In case of any question was support able to help me nearly instantly.

I wanted to be able to visualize the roll center but the calculator only displays its position numerically. Having a dot showing it on the vehicle diagram would be nice. Also, the lines showing the IC calculation are too light and should be made easier to view. For the rest of the application I think it’s relatively easy to use but the UI could be improved l to look more “2023” ;)

After having some difficult issues with my race car fellow competitor Huw offered me some very good advice. Afterward, I then decided to give Racing Aspirations app a try, and this led to Huw offering to visit to try out some new tweaks to the app. The end result was very surprising but very much worth it. With two test sessions now done I am very happy with the handling and feel I now have with the car. I can’t thank Huw enough. Roll on the coming season opener!

I found the tools very useful for understanding the behavior of my pro truck race car.

Good website for playing around with your suspension setup. Really like it.

I tried to ask a question through email and I got an email saying it was blocked, my question was the cost for the subscription. It seems like it wanted to charge me $4.00 per month for each feature, there was a delay in taking the payment so I’m still not clear on how it works

A really helpful website whilst designing the front suspension for a Formula Student car. The dimensioning is a little bit fiddly and not as smooth as CAD software such as Solidworks or AutoCAD, but realistically that's to be expected. It's so much cheaper than other mainstream suspension design software and is well worth the price.

I subscribed to use the suspension geometry calculator which is a fantastic tool, the only single criticism I have is that the wheel / tyre size input isn't suitable for my application. I am actually using this for my 1/8th scale nitro race buggy which doesn't have the traditional wheel / tyre sizes (rim diameter is 3.2" for example). I have doubled my dimensions and guessed at tyre side wall profile height to make it work and I do find it very useful and easy to use. I would highly recommend.

Very nice to work
just need some time to understand were to take the mesuermant

I have done pencil and paper roll centre diagrams which take days of drawing and re drawing with a straight edge and 3 meters of paper to get to the point of an almost stationary roll center with respect to body roll.

I did both ends of the car in a day with this package.

Specifically the interactive design showed me that logically adjusting the ratio of the top and bottom ratio of the width of the car changes the roll centre movement from moving in the same direction as the body roll to the opposite direction of the body roll
and by making adjustments I could get the top dimension to cause the roll center not to move at all over any amount of body roll.

This was a true "coin drop" insight for me which I am grateful to Hue for providing the tools to allow it to happen.
Cheers
John