Why is the F body suspension considered a 3 link?
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Admittedly, my understanding of suspension configurations isn't great, but why are the fbody suspension setups only considered 3 link?
Control arms (2 links)
Panhard (1 link)
Torque Arm )1/2 links)
Are torque arms not considered a "link"? They are needed to keep the rear end from rotating so I don't see how they aren't included as a link?
Thanks
Control arms (2 links)
Panhard (1 link)
Torque Arm )1/2 links)
Are torque arms not considered a "link"? They are needed to keep the rear end from rotating so I don't see how they aren't included as a link?
Thanks
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The 4 link suspensions i have seen use a panhard bar
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Admittedly, my understanding of suspension configurations isn't great, but why are the fbody suspension setups only considered 3 link?
Control arms (2 links)
Panhard (1 link)
Torque Arm )1/2 links)
Are torque arms not considered a "link"? They are needed to keep the rear end from rotating so I don't see how they aren't included as a link?
Thanks
Control arms (2 links)
Panhard (1 link)
Torque Arm )1/2 links)
Are torque arms not considered a "link"? They are needed to keep the rear end from rotating so I don't see how they aren't included as a link?
Thanks
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