Suspension System Components and Design 1.0

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Across
  1. 2. - Connects the stabilizer bar to the suspension.
  2. 4. - A combination of a shock absorber and a coil spring in one unit.
  3. 8. - Central part of the wheel that connects to the axle.
  4. 11. - Controls the forward and backward motion of the axle.
  5. 13. - Transmits power from the differential to the wheels and supports the vehicle’s weight.
  6. 16. - A suspension design combining a shock absorber and a spring into a single unit.
  7. 17. - Absorbs and stores energy to provide a smooth ride.
  8. 18. - A type of spring that uses twisting motion to absorb shocks.
Down
  1. 1. - Supports the rear axle and controls its movement.
  2. 3. - Cushions the connection between control arms and the vehicle frame.
  3. 4. (Anti-roll Bar) - Reduces body roll during cornering by connecting opposite wheels.
  4. 5. Arm - Connects the bottom of the suspension to the vehicle frame.
  5. 6. - Connects the suspension to the vehicle’s frame and allows for up and down movement.
  6. 7. - A type of spring made of multiple layers of metal, used in older and heavy-duty vehicles.
  7. 9. - Pivot point that allows the control arms to move while steering the vehicle.
  8. 10. - Cushions the joints and reduces friction between moving parts.
  9. 12. - Uses air pressure to support the vehicle and provide a variable ride height.
  10. 14. Arm - Connects the top of the suspension to the vehicle frame.
  11. 15. - Dampens the vibrations and jolts from the road.