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• Isolator Front Suspension
  ...urpose 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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• Isolator Front Suspension
  ...urpose 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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• K-Frame
  ...radle with motor mounts and the suspension's lower [[control arm]]s. The [[front spindles]] go between the lower control arms and [[upper A-arm]]s, which ar
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• Tube chassis
  ...ated from square or [[round tubing]]. It will include the front and [[rear suspension]], an most often the driver's [[safety cage]].
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• Forgotten B-Body
  Government safety standards required front and rear bumpers to be able to withstand a 5mph impact without damage. Roll ...ll the right notes: 115" wheelbase, leaf-sprung rear and torsion bar front suspension, and adaptable to a variety of engine, transmission, and body combinations.
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• Leaf springs
  A leaf spring is a simple form of spring commonly used for the suspension in wheeled vehicles. Originally called a laminated or carriage spring, and ...on, it is not well controlled and results in stiction in the motion of the suspension. For this reason manufacturers have experimented with mono-leaf springs.
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• 1941 Chrysler Thunderbolt Concept
  * [[Drum brakes]] front & rear * [[Front suspension]] is Independent with [[Coil Springs]]
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• Dodge Aspen
  ...-Bodies they replaced -- but had chassis technology (like [[Isolator Front Suspension]] ) shared with the new [[M-Body]], [[J-Body]], redesigned B-Body (also kno ...ers]], [[Off-Set Rear Hangers]], [[S/S Springs]], and [[Mono-Springs]]. Up Front, most A-Body parts -- such as [[Headers]] -- fit.
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• Slingshot
  The front engine [[dragster]] is a type of racing car purpose built for [[drag racing ...r. They did not use (and current dragsters still do not use) any form of [[suspension]]. Because of this, these types of vehicles were prone to becoming unstable
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• Mirada
  * [[Front Track]] 60" * [[Front Suspension]] Independent, unequal-length [[A-Arms]], [[transverse torsion bars]], [[an
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• 1970 Newport 440
  * Heavy-Duty [[suspension]] * 440 Medallions low on the front fender aft of the wheel opening
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• Fury
  In 1962, the Fury gained yet another body style, with a cleaner, less styled front end, accentuated lines, and a limited edition turbo. According to Plymouth, ...Later, all Furys received a belt moulding spear that ran unbroken from the front of the car to the rear. The flush C-pillar and slab side drew the eye to th
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• Texas Whale
  ...ont suspension] is completely stock as prescribed by the rules. The [[rear suspension]] is a [[coil over]] [[4-link]] with a Ford 9" [[rear end]] and Richmond Ge The [[slicks]] are 10.5W X 33" Mickey Thompson and the front tires are 28" X 4" Mickey Thompsons. Wheels are Weld's racing wheels.
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• Coach Builder
  ...fuel, penalty of a truly rigid separate chassis. The improved more supple suspension systems gave vehicles better [[roadholding]] and much improved the ride exp ...ls), brakes, suspension, steering system, lighting system, spare wheel(s), front and rear mudguards and (later) bumpers, scuttle (firewall) and dashboard. T
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• PT Cruiser
  * [[Overhang]] - Front 32.5" * [[Track]] - Front 58.3"
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• 300
  ...engine with a 4bbl carb, holding back on the trim excesses, stiffening the suspension, and giving it the Imperial's grill for distinctiveness. It was called the ...f 4bbl carburetors to reach 300hp and 127.58 MPH in the standing mile. The front clip was borrowed from the Imperial -- but the rest of the car was all Chry
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• Dodge Dart
  ...w rectangular grille, and rectangular headlight bezels. On the performance front, the D/Dart was available as a dealer package: 275hp 273, special exhaust m ...and tuned dual exhausts, Red Line tires, front disc brakes, and heavy-duty suspension. The 727 [[Torqueflite]] and a 3.23's differential rounded out the drivelin
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• 1958 Plymouth Cabana
  ...a production 1958 Plymouth rolling chassis using a stock torsion-bar front suspension. ...-door [[pillarless hardtop]] as a 5-door wagon having a skylight roof over front passengers, rear facing third row seat, but with [[suicide style]] rear pas
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• 1978-1979 Dodge Magnum
  ...th the end of the 1977 [[model year]]. However, the very radical Cord like front grill gave management cold feet, and so they extended production of the Cha ...0 V8-195 HP) engine was available during the 1979 model year along with HD suspension, special axle, special "GT" badging and a "turned metal" dash applique. Tec
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• Chrysler Norseman
  ...sis]] was a modified 1955 Chrysler. [[Suspension]] was [[torsion bar]]s in front and leaf springs in back. Torsion bars were employed for the 1957 Chryslers ...lights. There was a valance panel underneath the assembly. The look of the front resembled the nose of a shark.
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• Valiant Pacer
  ...kes (discs optional), front sway bar, free-flow exhaust system and lowered suspension. They were capable of a 17 second quarter mile and had a top speed of 110mp
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