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Details about high-tech suspension in BMW 1-Series Coupe

by Guest3871  |  12 years, 8 month(s) ago

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Please tell me about high-tech suspension in BMW 1-Series Coupe with Electronic differential, actually I am an under graduate students of associate Engineering in automobile and diesel technology, my teacher assigned me a task to collect information about high-tech suspension technology that is used in BMW 1-Series, please help me, thanks.

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  1. Guest7890

    In usual configuration of BMW, the BMW 1-Series Coupe transmits power to the rear wheels perfectly. This idea- engine at the front, drive wheels at the rear are guarantees maximum traction, near-perfect weight distribution front-to-rear, excellent directional stability, and predictable controlling.

    The BMW 1-Series Coupe has a well organized suspension system with an aluminum double-pivot front suspension and a five-link fully independent rear suspension in low weight steel. BMW's Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) also contains a Dynamic Traction Control (DTC) role that gives an electronic intervention that prevents the loss of vehicle control, but at a higher threshold before start. This permits the driver to experience more pleasant driving on dry roads and delivers more flexibility when driving in more challenging conditions like in snow conditions. If the driver likes, both DSC and DTC can be disabled completely. Optional Active Steering is available only on the 135i Coupe. Additionally to its jobs as a safety system, the DSC system on the 135i Coupe is prepared especially to improve performance-oriented driving.

    The rear differential on the 1-Series gives a new generation of final drives perfect for running smoothness and fuel efficiency. Characterizing double-helical ball bearings for the first time, the differential runs at an even lower operating temperature reached more easily than before, because of the reduction of fluid required in the differential.




     

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