What does a variable cross-section torsion beam semi-independent suspension mean?
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A variable cross-section torsion beam semi-independent suspension is a type of rear suspension system in vehicles. It incorporates a stabilizer bar on top of the torsion beam semi-independent suspension to induce wheel tilt and maintain vehicle stability. Below is relevant information: 1. Working Principle: The system mounts the wheels of the semi-independent suspension on either end of a solid axle. When one wheel moves or bounces, it affects the other wheel, causing the entire vehicle body to vibrate or tilt. 2. Applicable Vehicles: Cars equipped with this suspension system generally offer poorer stability and comfort. However, due to its simple structure and high load-bearing capacity, this suspension is commonly used in trucks, standard buses, and some other specialized vehicles.