What are the reasons for the loose feeling in the Lavida's chassis?
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Lavida's chassis feeling loose may be due to its own quality looseness, insufficient body rigidity, or looseness during use. Below are the specific reasons: Own quality looseness: Some brands or models aim to achieve a different comfort level and shock absorption characteristics by setting the damper's damping relatively low. Therefore, when encountering road undulations, the rebound action reacts slower, which may give a floating sensation. Insufficient body rigidity: Poor rigidity can lead to weak torsional resistance of the body and may even be unsafe to some extent. Thus, rigidity can only be considered as one of the indicators for safety. Some automakers may intentionally set lower rigidity to achieve certain shock absorption effects. Looseness during use: The suspension system or various bushings in frequently moving parts will inevitably age first. These are consumables, and once aged, the feeling of "looseness" becomes obvious. The body's own shock absorption can also cause metal fatigue in certain parts, leading to deformation. Although this sounds alarming, it is inevitable. Under normal circumstances, it generally does not affect usage, but over time, the elasticity of parts for rebound and repositioning will decline, also contributing to the loose feeling.
