US Patent 7896361 Passive vehicle suspension system providing optimal camber gain
Patent 7896361 was granted and assigned to University of North Carolina at Charlotte on March, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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The present invention provides a passive vehicle suspension system providing optimal camber gain and avoiding the “bump camber” problem. This vehicle suspension system utilizes a conventional sway bar and a kinematic system to rotate the tire(s) of a vehicle in a direction opposite the roll of the vehicle during turning or cornering, for example. The kinematic design allows for adjustability and optimization, providing optimal camber gain. Although an automotive vehicle suspension system is illustrated and described, and, specifically, a racing or everyday automotive vehicle suspension system, the concepts of the present invention are capable of much broader applicability.
US Patent 07896361 Passive vehicle suspension system providing optimal camber gain US Patent 7896361 Passive vehicle suspension system providing optimal camber gain
US Patent 07896361 Passive vehicle suspension system providing optimal camber gain
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