Here’s a simple breakdown of the key difference between ball joints and bushings in suspension systems: Ball Joints: Spherical bearings connecting control arms to steering knuckles Enable multi-directional movement for steering and suspension travel Support vehicle weight in many designs Types include lower/upper joints and serviceable/non-serviceable variants Failure symptoms: clunking noises, un...
Control Arm Bushing is a key component in the automotive suspension system, mainly playing the following roles: Guidance and transmission Connect the wheels to the body of the vehicle, and transmit the force on the wheels through ball joints or bushings to ensure that the wheels move along a specific trajectory. Buffer and support Adopting an iron sleeve rubber pad structure, it can adapt ...
Introduction The car suspension system is a critical component that connects a vehicle’s wheels to its body. It is designed to absorb road shocks and uneven surfaces, keeping the tires in contact with the road for stability and comfort. A typical suspension includes several components, each with a specific role. The main functions of the suspension system are to absorb shocks and vibrations from t...