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Posted: Mon Mar 30th, 2020 05:59 pm |
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chris Wrench spinner ![]() Joined: Thu Oct 5th, 2017
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Proper design can minimise the problem especially with vehicles that have small suspension movement. I believe there is a design that has a tube bolted to the axle or the spring in front and behind the axle that slides inside another tube that is fixed to the frame - this allows the axle to move back and forth but keeps it vertical and resists the spring wind up. For vehicles with a large suspension movement you really need coil springs and multi-link location of a live axle or independent suspension. One of my biggest beefs with the after-market tuning accessory sellers is that they sell stuff that either doesn't do the job they claim or can actually make the situation worse. If a vehicle manufacturer fits traction bars, I would expect the design and mounting of the bars to minimise the discrepancy in movement.
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