Many people only hear or know the obvious parts of a car's structure, but they know very little about the "hidden" parts on the car. For example, since the chassis of a car is located underneath it, it is difficult for us to truly see its internal structure, so our understanding of this part only exists in the impression. We will find that in some articles explaining the structure of cars, some are referred to as suspension systems, some are referred to as suspension systems, and some are referred to as car chassis. Are these three the same thing? Is there any difference?

Is the suspension system a chassis? Many people say that the chassis is supportive, with varying degrees of softness and hardness. In fact, they confuse the difference between chassis and suspension.

The chassis refers to a whole at the bottom of a car, including four parts: steering system, driving system, braking system, and transmission system. Has played a role in installing and supporting other components and components on the engine and vehicle. Its concept is larger than suspension and is a relatively complex complex complex. The quality of the car chassis cannot be seen from the surface of the chassis. There are many tuning methods here. Different structures and adjustments can give the chassis different personalities, but the cleanliness of its materials and layout can still be seen on the surface, which also demonstrates the strictness of the manufacturer's automotive manufacturing.

We are talking about what a car is like, usually we will talk about what the chassis of the car is, what the ground clearance is, what the suspension is, and so on. The suspension here only means the entire support system, consisting of springs and shock absorbers between the body and tires. The function of the suspension system is to support the vehicle body and improve the riding experience. Different suspension settings can give the driver a different driving experience.

Suspension and suspension

Suspension and suspension are actually the same thing. They are essentially the same, but their names are different. In textbooks, it is referred to as suspension rather than suspension, so we should follow what the textbook says. However, hanging is more like a folk term. It is the language used in oral communication. It's not very strict.

Therefore, suspension and suspension are the same, commonly referred to as suspension, which sounds more professional, and the chassis range of a car is much larger than that of suspension.