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Soft
suspension for cruising and allowing the driver to cruise in comfort and still
enjoy a responsive car (Chris L.1994-2012).
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It
also moves substantially towards eliminating body roll and if used for a
sportier driver will save tyre wear as well (Wikipedia May 2009) .
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The
continuous self-levelling function also rids suspension design of a number of
unwanted compromises that commonly designers of steel-sprung cars have to
incorporate: as the suspension is always functioning around one predetermined
position, no matter the car's load, the various suspension-geometry issues
become a much simpler equation to solve (Wikipedia
May 2009).
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As
stated Wikipedia May 2009,the same
natural law governing gases also ensures that the suspension's spring-rate
(hardness) is continuously adapted to the weight it has to carry, and to
infinite positions. For example, when the car is standing empty, the pressure
within its spheres is in balance. If one passenger enters the car, this
pressure becomes higher by the value of his weight . The car will have lost
some height, so the self-leveling system immediately reacts and brings the car
up to the predetermined ride height. The result is that the spring rate is kept
constant, regardless of the load of the car.
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Hydractive
so effective is its fast-reacting brainpower. Powerful computer analysis the
data acquired by speed, g-force, throttle, brakes and gearbox sensors, then
decide the most suitable setting and activate the valves via solenoid and
sophisticate power electronics (Mark W,1998-2011).
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Happen
without driver intervention,though manual selector will hold the suspension
(
Stephen H,1989) .
Comparison
before and after with hydractive suspension.
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