Really, you don't need a schematic. If you get a quick look at a picture of the cradle assembly (there should be some floating around here somewhere), you'll see it right away.
The trailing arm's mounts/attachment points to the cradle are actually forward of the cradle's mounts/attachment points to the unibody/frame - you get a whole lotta leverage. It introduces a huge amount of instability to the cradle. Really pretty assinine. Ranks right up there with the single offset front cradle mount.
The trailing arm's mounts/attachment points to the cradle are actually forward of the cradle's mounts/attachment points to the unibody/frame - you get a whole lotta leverage. It introduces a huge amount of instability to the cradle. Really pretty assinine. Ranks right up there with the single offset front cradle mount.
