9.0. Rear suspension
1 - shock absorber
2 - suspension spring
3 - cross beam
4 - anti-roll bar
5 - upper transverse arm
6 - transverse lever
7 - transverse arm support
8 - support post
9 - support
The subframe is a steel structure rigidly bolted to the body. The wishbones are partly made of aluminium. The trailing arms are connected to the body with rubber-metal silent blocks.
The anti-roll bar, as on the front axle, reduces body tilt when cornering and ensures good grip of the rear wheels with the roadway.
The suspension of the rear axle is carried out by two coil springs and two shock absorbers. The coil springs rest on the lower wishbones, the shock absorbers are mounted on the swing arms.
Coil springs and shock absorbers are fixed separately, which made it possible to abandon the protrusions in the trunk and thus increase its capacity.
The hub and hub bearing are combined into one block, which is connected to the steering knuckle with a self-locking tension bolt.
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