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double wishbone suspension

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Double wishbone suspension is a system that helps keep the wheels of a car stable and allows for better handling when turning. It's often found in sports cars because it improves how the car feels on the road.

Technical Definition

Double wishbone suspension is a type of vehicle suspension design that uses two arms (or wishbones) to control the wheel's motion. This design allows for better handling and stability, especially during cornering, making it popular in performance cars like the Porsche GT3.

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