MacPherson struts

16 Jun, 2006  1 Comment Email This Post

MacPherson struts

A modern front suspension system which supports the car’s weight and acts as shock absorbers. The main alternative is a double wishbone arrangement. McPherson Struts consists of a small subframe (or a substantial link stabilized by a secondary link) which allows a mounting point for the axle of the wheel. Generally the McPherson Strut is only used for the front wheels, but it also used for rear wheels in some cars.

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One Response to “MacPherson struts”

  1. LINDA Says:
    January 13th, 2007 at 4:41 am

    I need to find replacement MacPherson struts for a Honda Concerto VIN #SAHHWYLWEAD113993 .HELP

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