DaimlerChrysler's F 400 Actively Variable Camber Angle
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DaimlerChrysler's F 400 Actively Variable Camber Angle
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Re: DaimlerChrysler's F 400 Actively Variable Camber Angle (mrlegoman)
I'm telling you that is quite cool! I was wondering when someone was going to start making active suspensions... It's quite the solution to the compromise between a nice ride and exceptional handling.
I don't know if it will revolutionize any racing but it certainly will greatly affect tomorrow's production cars if it can be made reliable and robust!
Andy
I don't know if it will revolutionize any racing but it certainly will greatly affect tomorrow's production cars if it can be made reliable and robust!
Andy
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Re: DaimlerChrysler's F 400 Actively Variable Camber Angle (maxQ)
Yeah I've thought about this possibility as well.
BMW is currently offering active control of the swaybars. This allows the stiffness required during turning but eliminates the problems with one-wheel bumps. I can't remember who but some truck company is about to release this as well.
BMW is currently offering active control of the swaybars. This allows the stiffness required during turning but eliminates the problems with one-wheel bumps. I can't remember who but some truck company is about to release this as well.
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