Camber Compliance – Suspension KPI

Camber compliance (the inverse of camber stiffness) is a measure of the compliance of a suspension system when subject to a cornering (lateral) force at the contact patch. It is expressed as the camber change in degrees per kilo Newton of lateral force, Deg/kN.

Camber compliance is closely related to contact patch lateral stiffness.

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