Shock & Spring Kits

Horsepower, torque, and zero-to-60 acceleration are the typical concepts that come to mind when discussing an automobile's performance. However, if the driver is unable to manage the vehicle, all the power produced by the piston engine is meaningless. Because of this, virtually as soon as they developed the four-stroke internal combustion engine, automotive engineers focused on the suspension system.

The purpose of a car's suspension is to increase the amount of contact between the tyres and the road, give good handling and steering stability, and assure the comfort of the passengers. In this post, we'll examine how automotive suspensions function, how they've changed through time, and what the future holds for suspension design.