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Conical Deflection in A Bushing

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suspguy

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Hello

Does anybody know how to calculate conical deflection (due to torsion about radial axis) in a vertically oriented lower control Arm bushing
Like what basic formulas apply
any help or direction would help me

Thanks
 
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Treat it as the moment exerted by two cylindrical bushes L/2 apart.



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