Suspension systems

The automobile vehicles frame and body are mounted on the front and rear axle not directly but through some form of springs and shock absorbers. This is done to damp to road shocks transmitted parts which perform this function are collectively called a suspension system. Thus, the suspension system includes springs, shock absorbers and their mountings. The suspension system of a motor vehicle is divided into the rear end suspension and front end suspension.

This diagram shows how the steering system allows the driver to guide the vehicle and how it connects to the suspension system.

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Two of the most common suspension systems in vehicles are the MacPherson strut and double wishbone suspensions. Here's how they compare...

Control Arm Suspension

In the grand scheme, motorcycle suspension systems are made up of springing and damping components. Springs are easy to imagine. They're just coiled steel wires shoved into the fork tubes or wrapped around shock bodies. Springs hold up the bike and support both the static load of the bike and the rider, but are also sized (or rated, if you prefer) to accommodate expected bump loads. Spring-rate selection is a fairly straightforward process, starting with the weight of the bike and the rider…

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A front suspension diagram displays the key elements of a vehicle's front suspension system. It typically includes components

Designed and fabricated rear suspension system for SAE Baja Vehicle Senior Design Project that controls the periodic input forces at the rear wheels safely and predictably and offers a competitive advantage in the national competition. The final product w…

The state of the suspension is good. Very good.