What's a Panhard bar do?

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  • Apple Lim
    A Panhard bar stabilizes the rear axle of a vehicle, allowing the rear wheels to move up and down, but not laterally (left to right). By restricting left-to-right movement, the wheels are better aligned with the driveshaft and center of the vehicle.22 dic 2021

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    The Watt's linkage was invented by James Watt, originally for use in steam engines. The mechanism is used, for example, in the rear axle of some car suspensions to prevent relative sideways motion between the axle and body of the car or to prevent axle movement in the longitudinal direction of racing cars.
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    Double wishbone suspension allows each wheel to act and react independently from the others. It achieves this thanks to two wishbone-shaped arms (also known as control arms or double A-arms) that are located between the knuckle on the wheel assembly and the car's chassis.
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  • Is a radius arm lift better?

    Better for on-road driving. The radius arm system will be stronger & have less moving parts to wear. It all depends on your on-road/off-road driving percentages & intended off road use. The 4 link might have more flex, not that we'll ever use it.26 ene 2018
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    A radius rod is a suspension component that connects the axle or wheel carrier to the chassis. It works to absorb and control the vehicle's wheel movement in a linear direction.12 jul 2021
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