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• Independent suspension
  An '''independent suspension''' is an [[automobile]] [[suspension (vehicle)|suspension]] system that allows the wheels on an [[axle]] to move independently of eac ...ependently sprung. A '''fully independent suspension''' has an independent suspension on all wheels.
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• Wishbone suspension
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• Horstmann suspension
  ...ion''' is a type of tank and other tracked [[armoured fighting vehicle]] [[suspension]] devised by the British engineer Sidney Horstmann in 1922. ...little or no encroachment on internal hull space. In addition, the entire suspension unit may be relatively easily removed and replaced if damaged, e.g., by min
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• Suspension (vehicle)
  ...any cargo or luggage from damage and wear. The design of front and [[rear suspension]] of a car may be different. ...hich gave a swinging motion instead of the jolting up and down of a spring suspension (the stagecoach itself was sometimes called a "thoroughbrace").
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• Active suspension
  '''Active''' or '''adaptive suspension''' is an automotive technology that controls the vertical movement of the w ...ata calculated by opportune control techniques, controls the action of the suspension.
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• Independent rear suspension
  #redirect [[Independent suspension]]
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• Multi-link suspension/
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• Torsion beam suspension
  ...ounted perpendicular to the bar, that is attached to the [[axle]] of the [[suspension]] arm or [[wishbone]]. Vertical motion of the [[wheel]] causes the bar to r ...g under the car with a wrench in hand. In most cars which use this type of suspension, swapping torsion bars for those with a different spring rate is usually an
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• Multi-link suspension
  ...ign:center;" | [[Image:5linkM3Dtop.gif|200px| ]]<br><br><b>Multi-link rear suspension of the 5-link type</b> (rear view above, top view below)<br> A '''multi-link suspension''' is a type of vehicle [[suspension]] design typically used in independent suspensions, using three or more lat
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• Double wishbone suspension
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• Porsche Active Suspension Management
  The '''Porsche Active Suspension Management''' is a proprietary active suspension management system developed by [[Porsche]].
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• Horstmann suspension
  ...ion''' is a type of tank and other tracked [[armoured fighting vehicle]] [[suspension]] devised by the British engineer Sidney Horstmann in 1922. ...little or no encroachment on internal hull space. In addition, the entire suspension unit may be relatively easily removed and replaced if damaged, e.g., by min
  845 bytes (123 words) - 08:34, 29 October 2010
• Porsche Active Suspension Management
  The '''Porsche Active Suspension Management''' is a proprietary active suspension management system developed by [[Porsche]].
  161 bytes (19 words) - 20:30, 19 December 2010
• De Dion
  * [[de Dion tube]] - [[automobile]] [[suspension (vehicle)|suspension]]
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• Independent rear suspension
  #redirect [[Independent suspension]]
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• Independent suspension
  An '''independent suspension''' is an [[automobile]] [[suspension (vehicle)|suspension]] system that allows the wheels on an [[axle]] to move independently of eac ...ependently sprung. A '''fully independent suspension''' has an independent suspension on all wheels.
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• Multi-link
  #REDIRECT [[Multi-link suspension]]
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• Torsion beam
  #REDIRECT [[Torsion beam suspension]]
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• Semi-training arm
  #REDIRECT [[Semi-trailing arm suspension]]
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• Trailing arm
  A '''trailing-arm suspension''' is an [[automobile]] [[suspension]] design in which one or more arms (or "links") are connected between (and ...heel laterally. A trailing arm design can also be used in an [[independent suspension]] arrangement. Each [[wheel]] hub is located only by a large, roughly trian
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• MagneRide
  ...[[Magneto rheological damper|magneto rheological]] [[suspension (vehicle)|suspension]] system. [[Category:Automotive suspension technologies]]
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• Multi-link suspension
  ...ign:center;" | [[Image:5linkM3Dtop.gif|200px| ]]<br><br><b>Multi-link rear suspension of the 5-link type</b> (rear view above, top view below)<br> A '''multi-link suspension''' is a type of vehicle [[suspension]] design typically used in independent suspensions, using three or more lat
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• Live axle
  A '''live axle''' is a type of ''beam [[axle]]'' [[suspension system]] that uses the [[driveshaft]]s that transmit power to the wheels to ...kiss drive, in which the leaf springs provide [[axle]] location as well as suspension.
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• Double wishbone
  ...w the engineer to carefully control the motion of the [[wheel]] throughout suspension travel, controlling such parameters as [[camber angle]], [[caster angle]], ...ension is also often referred to as double 'A' arm or short long arm (SLA) suspension. It is commonly used in [[sports cars]], [[Luxury Cars|luxury cars]] and li
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• Torsion beam suspension
  ...ounted perpendicular to the bar, that is attached to the [[axle]] of the [[suspension]] arm or [[wishbone]]. Vertical motion of the [[wheel]] causes the bar to r ...g under the car with a wrench in hand. In most cars which use this type of suspension, swapping torsion bars for those with a different spring rate is usually an
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• Rubber bushing
  ...s whilst still allowing a set degree of movement. This movement allows the suspension parts to move freely for example when traveling over a large bump but minim ...ks and mountings, [[shock absorber]] mountings and front [[Double wishbone suspension|wishbone]] assemblies to name only a few.
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• Trim levels for Holden AH Astra
  * Sports suspension * Continuous Damping Control Suspension
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• Ferrari 206 SP
  |Front Suspension = |Rear Suspension =
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• Swing axle
  A '''swing axle''' is a simple type of [[independent suspension]] first used in early aircraft (1910 or before), such as the Sopwith and Fo This type of suspension was considered better than the more typical [[live axle]] for two reasons:
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• Trim levels for Australian Ford Focus
  * Control Blade Independant rear suspension * Sports suspension
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• Maserati 65
  |Front Suspension = |Rear Suspension =
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