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Perhaps they could use a radar scanner at the front to look for oversized objects, and react by pumping the suspension up to maximum height?
by sjwright 13y ago
Perhaps they could use a radar scanner at the front to look for oversized objects, and react by pumping the suspension up to maximum height?
- cma 13y agoWould probably cause instability and loss of traction (at apex) right before a defensive swerve.
- sjwright 13y agoBy apex I presume you're saying that as the suspension finishes lifting the car, the act of effectively "throwing" the car up into the air will momentarily lower the apparent sprung weight. Makes sense. If the suspension can act very suddenly, it could execute only when collision is unavoidably imminent.
- andrew3000 13y agomercedes has something sorta similar... it adjust the suspension to adjust for pot holes.
- jthol 13y agoDoes anyone know what the size of this hitch was? What I'm picturing isn't all that large.
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