Will the car shake badly if the shock absorbers are too soft?
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Yes, if the shock absorbers are too soft, the car will shake up and down significantly. Here is the relevant information: 1. Car Suspension: The damping system of a car's suspension is similar to the shock absorbers on a mountain bike, with the same basic principle. The damping effect depends on the size of the damping force. A suspension with high damping (large damping force) is too stiff, providing strong support. When driving over bumpy roads like small mounds, the car won't experience significant rigid impacts, but it will feel slight bumps on small potholes. Conversely, a suspension with low damping (small damping force) is too soft, producing the opposite effect. Traditional suspensions adopt a design principle that balances both damping and support but cannot optimize both performances simultaneously. 2. Magic Carpet Suspension: This technology has obtained 20 patents, does not require electric drive, and does not add extra energy consumption. The new technology adds a progressive hydraulic buffer at both the upper and lower ends of each shock absorber, allowing the car to adjust its damping according to road conditions, ensuring comfort under different road conditions. The PHC adaptive hydraulic stabilization technology enables the suspension to switch to a low damping range on relatively smooth roads (minor bumps), greatly reducing the bumpy feeling. On severely bumpy roads (major bumps), the suspension can increase its damping force, effectively absorbing mechanical energy and avoiding discomfort caused by rigid impacts, achieving damping effects and thereby realizing the magic carpet effect.
