Lower thrust

The lower traction for an all—terrain vehicle is a metal element that locks the bridge of the dependent suspension and prevents it from moving laterally. The thrust of the panar compensates for the reactive forces that occur during movement, and ensures precise suspension operation in the vertical plane.

The installation of the lower thrust is important to improve the suspension characteristics, increase stability and cross-country ability of the all-terrain vehicle. This is especially true when driving on roads with uneven terrain, transverse slopes and turns, when the car body is tilting under the influence of centrifugal force.