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My brother was working on this technology as part of his Master’s Thesis at Volvo some time ago. Cool stuff!
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My brother was working on this technology as part of his Master’s Thesis at Volvo some time ago. Cool stuff!
It’s like torque vectoring but instead of the diff it’s the swaybar. I call it cheating
So the answer to no more body roll is no more body? Sounds logical
I thought BMW had already done this?
CITROEN
Is it the dynamic drive system? I thought that was electric
Just looked it up is hydraulic like you say
Still just a safety device that reduces grip, just electronic grip removal :)
Range rovers have had this for some time now.
The real question is, will it eliminate understeer?
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