Yes I did wait for Tuesday to post this :flipoff2:

Reading up on 4 link suspensions and looking at the 4 link calc spreadsheet I realize I do not know squat.

A quick search brought up a few books but was wondering which would be the best to start with assuming I know very little. The assumption not being far from the truth.

Chassis Engineering/Chassis Design, Building & Tuning for High Performance Handling by Herb Adams

Fundamentals of Vehicle Dynamics by Thomas D. Gillespie

Race Car Vehicle Dynamics by William F. Milliken, Douglas L. Milliken

Just keep reading on this site, i bought some offroad books and most of it is ads to hawk crap for the manufacture's.

I have the book by Herb Adams. Its not bad, but really has limited info on solid axles

I've heard that the book by Milliken is good, but will cost you $100. Try searching throughout the web. Thats what I did and I came up with a good bit of info for myself. DO NOT search for raw, link suspension tech here. You will find a bunch of people who don't know jack spouting about nothing and others who do know something vastly outnumbered. If I can find the links I found I'll try to postem.

I know there is a lot of good sites out there but was looking for a book that I can pick up and read for when I am not near/at a computer like when I am sitting on the pot :D

I will probably try the Gillespie book, I know its expensive but told the wife it would make a good christmas present.