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An Isolator Front Suspension has the car's [[K-Frame]] isolated from the body of the car by rubber isolators shaped like a doughnut. The purpose being to reduce vibration and noise, and give a smoother ride. This suspension system appeared on [[Chrysler Corporation]] cars in 1973. | An Isolator Front Suspension has the car's [[K-Frame]] isolated from the body of the car by rubber isolators shaped like a doughnut. The purpose being to reduce vibration and noise, and give a smoother ride. This suspension system appeared on [[Chrysler Corporation]] cars in 1973. | ||
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Revision as of 04:01, 13 May 2012
An Isolator Front Suspension has the car's K-Frame isolated from the body of the car by rubber isolators shaped like a doughnut. The purpose being to reduce vibration and noise, and give a smoother ride. This suspension system appeared on Chrysler Corporation cars in 1973.
This wiki could use some collaboration with technical facts
