(2021-10-08, 7:16)Roland Melkert Wrote: I think the key is in the ced triangle.
If you adjust it so e is parrallel to d distance to the shock center wise.
Like so:
Then find the distance of E' to D, which leads to the angle at A
Not tested though.
Trouble is, I don’t know the exact position of D relative to E’, only to AB or (local) y of B. A complication, of course, is that the shock is adjustable, so that length is not consistent.