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Development of a New Multi-Link Front Suspension
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Nissan will soon be installing a multi-link front suspension in it's new 300ZX model. This suspension allows maximum improvement in controllability and stability, due to an optimum alignment given by it's unique independent kingpin mechanism. The incorporation of attitude control also provides flat ride by greatly mitigating jacking up and nose diving motions.
This paper discusses the development objectives, and experimental data obtained in tests of the new suspension installed in the new 300ZX.
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Murakami, T., Uno, T., Iwasaki, H., and Noguchi, H., "Development of a New Multi-Link Front Suspension," SAE Technical Paper 890179, 1989, https://doi.org/10.4271/890179.Also In
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- Tsukuda Y. Tsubota Y. Tonomura H. Noguchi H. “Development of a New Multi-Link Rear Suspension,” SAE Paper No. 881774 1988