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| falcon1999 |
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What are the practical benefits of Independent Rear Suspension?
Does it mean less damage when we go over speed bumps etc? Or if the car gets some air time - does it mean it receives less damage when it lands?
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| Froudey |
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falcon1999 wrote: What are the practical benefits of Independent Rear Suspension? Does it mean less damage when we go over speed bumps etc? Or if the car gets some air time - does it mean it receives less damage when it lands? Helps with handling and ride comfort
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| fiftyone |
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tyre wear and grip in certain conditions are improved
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| GeZza200 |
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I have never known the benifits?? dont V8 supercars use the same rear end setup as the e-series falcon and not the IRS
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| haggis |
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More control over rough surfaces and bumps. More traction on uneven surfaces. For a flat track it isn't really necessary.. Looking to the V8 supercars as a guide on what kind of suspension would be fine for the street is just stupid.
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| FordFairmont |
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you can defintely feel the difference between IRS and eseries suspension when trying to accelerate over rough sections of road
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