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The
classic production car Macperson strut.
When used as a front suspension there are four chassis mounting points, one for the strut rod top mounting, two for the lower A-arm and one for the steering tie rod (which can be either the end of the steering rack, or the tie rod mounting on the track rod). When used as a rear suspension there are either three or four mounting points, one for the strut rod top mounting, two for the lower A-arm, and either a separate toe link mounting, or the toe link mounting can be common with one of the A-arm link mountings. Three strut mounting points, one for the strut rod top mounting, one bottom A-arm and either a steering arm or a toe control link mounting. ![]() Two of the most common styles are
The king-pin inclination and caster are measured from the strut rod mounting point on the chassis and the bottom wishbone strut ball joint. |
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