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Mitsubishi Shogun Review From UK At Reasonable Price


Do You Know About Torsion Bar, When You Start Used Mitsubishi Shogun Review


The technology in question is certainly not one of the very recent,  so much so that the twisting bridge axle can be considered one of the real workhorses of the Volkswagen and Fiat construction technique. It was specifically born on the Fiat Uno models, equipped with the historic Fire and Volkswagen Golf engines; and then spread on most small-medium sized cars with front-wheel drive. We are talking about cars of a certain level and that aspect should be checked, when a used car buyer strat Mitsubishi shogun review at used car exporter places.

The Evaluation

Once you understand about the technology, let's go on to evaluate the reasons. In the world of vehicles and beyond, a hybrid solution is always sought that is, halfway between two different types, in order to combine as many positive aspects as possible. The twisting axle itself is a solution with dependent interconnection wheels. However, the torsional deformation of a material with a high deformation load defines a certain degree of freedom and independence between the two wheels at the rear. Essentially the structure is that of a rigid axle suspension; Two arms at the rear longitudinal to the car, connected to the chassis of the same. A nice rigid hub-holder to constrain the two arms to the torsion beam (sometimes called the crossbar ), that is, with a certain degree of freedom, at the level of rotation around its own axis.

The Connection

The connection of the axle structure with the bodywork/passenger compartment is ensured by the usual elastic-damping elements i.e suspensions with shock absorbers, coil springs (spiral), cylinder and hydraulic/mechanical /electronic hydraulic/pneumatic piston. In common with the rigid bridge, it has the characteristic of keeping the wheels perpendicular to the ground in any operating condition. How does it behave in curves? Definitely good! The resistance that the structure and consequently the car guarantees to the transverse forces, which tend to bring the vehicle out during a curve, are quite high. When the road surface defines two different types of stress, at the level of the two wheels, the two arms respond differently (as it is obvious). To be precise, there are series of issues and aspects that need to check with all due care, when a used car buyer visit used car exporter to deal and buy any used car vehicle; because a keen analysis is very necessary to assure a viable deal.

The Solution

This brings the connecting beam under stress, which guarantees a torsion, and therefore an independent response to the stress between the two wheels. Another interesting solution on a dynamic-mechanical level as that offered by Fiat with the Coupè model. In this case, unlike before, the "crossbar" is constrained to the arms at the center of the wheels and not at a certain distance "d" from them. The stresses coming from the wheel are transmitted to the arms perpendicular to the asphalt and in turn to the ends of the connection bar. In this way the bending moment guaranteed by the crossbar (bar) acts as an elastic / damping element for the structure itself; as if it were a spring.



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