Chassis and Suspension of 2011 BMW Alpina B7

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    "The BMW ALPINA B7 builds on the state-of-the-art adaptive suspension technologies of the 7 Series, encompassing tuned Dynamic Damping Control and Active Roll Stabilization, to the requiring obligations of a high presentation sedan. Long gone are the days when a solely “hard and sporty” travel was a sought-after ascribe of suspension set-ups. Striving for really neutral management extends to be the aim, yielding the best of what is technologically feasible. In pursuit of this aim, shorter and exclusively calibrated jumps decrease front and back travel size by 15mm and 10mm respectively. Dynamic Damping Control and Active Roll Stabilization endow the person going by car to choose from three distinct suspension set-ups: Comfort, Normal and Sport. These are intentionally calibrated to supply noticeably distinct set-ups, leveraging the attribute of the dampers, the Active Roll Stabilization as well as the parameters of the power guiding aid, throttle answer algorithms and load-reversal damping. The Sport-Plus mode mechanically moves the Dynamic Stability Control scheme into Dynamic Traction Control (DTC). This permits noticeably more fall at the propelled wheels and delayed intervention by the traction command system.

   
   

   Together with the 21” wheel and exhaust blend, the suspension is at one time perceptive to inputs and direct in its seem, yet free from the harshness of a solely sports-oriented suspension. The light-weight 21” wheels, with their new understanding of the ALPINA CLASSIC wheel conceive, are shod with a particularly chosen staggered MICHELIN PS2 exhaust set-up: 245/35 R21 front and 285/30 R21 rear.

   
   

   The outcome is that the BMW ALPINA B7 captures an agility affiliated with much lesser sedans, while maintaining the travel value affiliated with the BMW 7 Series."

   
   

   

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