Suspension Parts
- Control Arm With Ball Joint (6097)
- Sway Bar Link (4942)
- Lower Ball Joint (2173)
- Sway Bar Frame Bushing (1914)
- Lower Control Arm Bushing (1357)
- Lower Control Arms (1160)
- Rear Control Arm (1141)
- Upper Ball Joint (764)
- Lateral Link (618)
- Upper Control Arm Bushing (457)
- Trailing Arm (353)
- Caster/Camber Adjusting Kits (269)
- Spindle Knuckle (260)
- Control Arm Bushing (219)
- Camber/Caster Bushing (157)
_small.png)
About Suspension Parts
Two types of suspension systems are mostly used in automobiles. Both are suspension autonomous and suspension is not independent. The suspension is used to withstand road shocks, and a strong suspension carries the vehicle's weight. The suspension also makes a smooth ride and fast cornering without extreme body roll. It also holds tyre in strong road contact. Not only does it discourage excessive body teams, it also helps front wheels to turn side by side for steering, preventing excessive body driving. The suspension operates also with the steering system to keep the wheels in proper alignment. Components differ by method of suspension. Non-independent suspension: This suspension type is also referred to as rigid suspension. It has the same solid axle attached to both right and left wheels. If one wheel hits a bump in a lane, its upward motion causes the other wheel to tilt slightly. Leaf spring suspension: Leaf springs are long bundles of spring material which bend when under pressure from a vehicle's axle movement. When the axle passes under different road conditions, the leaves compress and absorb the force, rather than simply moving all the energy to the frame. The aim of Leaf springs is to function as unified units of leaves. The combination of leafs is designed to provide the rear of the vehicle with lift and versatility. Often, the leaf springs are much more powerful than the coil springs. These are able to handle loads that are much larger, with less deflection than coils. This form of suspension was used in passenger cars, but as front-wheel-drive cars became more prevalent, rear-wheel-drive cars were forced to adopt independent rear suspension in order to obtain a comparable ride and handling. This system of leaf spring suspension consists of a propeller shaft connected by uniform joints to a centre differential. The solid axle is attached by leaf spring to the frame, both ends of the leaf spring are fitted with rubber bush and the mechanism is secured with hardware such as shackles, nuts, and bolts. This kind of suspension is simple, robust and reliable. Lots of trucks and SUVs still use this system. Independent suspension: This suspension allows one wheel to move up and down to the other with minimal impact. There are two subtypes of standalone suspension. Like Wishbone and MacPherson Strut. This mechanism has parts in the form of a ball joint, coil spring, arm bushing control, shock absorber, and bushing bar sway. Wishbone suspension: This suspension is designed to keep the wheel upright for optimum contact with the rubber and reduce tyre wear. The top wishbone is short and the bottom wishbone is longer. Both wishbone pivot points and length are determined in order to provide the best angle of action for a suspension motion. This form of suspension gives good ride quality, and increases the precision of the steering. It also gives ground clearance a decent rise. This suspension has upper arm and lower arm, knuckle assembly, ball joints, coil spring, steering links, and MacPherson Strut shock absorber: this type of suspension has different parts, including strut, coil spring, damper, rubber bush set, top cover and hardware including nuts and bolts.
F 100-350 P/U
Suspension Parts
TAURUS
Suspension Parts
EXPLORER
Suspension Parts
F250 SUPER DUTY P/U
Suspension Parts
FUSION
Suspension Parts
EDGE
Suspension Parts
FOCUS
Suspension Parts
F350 SUPER DUTY P/U
Suspension Parts
RANGER PICKUP
Suspension Parts
MUSTANG
Suspension Parts
ESCAPE
Suspension Parts
F150 PICKUP
Suspension Parts
FLEX
Suspension Parts
F550 SUPER DUTY
Suspension Parts
EXPEDITION
Suspension Parts
TRANSIT CONNECT
Suspension Parts
ESCAPE HYBRID
Suspension Parts
FAIRLANE
Suspension Parts
EXPLORER SPORT TRAC
Suspension Parts
FIESTA
Suspension Parts
THUNDERBIRD
Suspension Parts
Suspension Parts
