Adaptive M suspension can lower the vehicle by up to 10millimetres, ensuring a quick reaction to sudden steering commands and stable entry into bends, whilst the suspension set up allows
for Damper stiffness to be fluid enough to deal with current conditions and driving requirements.
Selectable drive modes (Normal, Sport, Track and Drift) allow the driver to switch between normal and sport settings
for damper stiffness, exhaust note, stability control, engine responsiveness and steering feel.
Not exact matches
Adaptive
dampers are standard fit, while certain chassis settings — anti-roll bar
stiffness, toe and camber — can be adjusted
for circuit use.
Ford has worked on the chassis, increasing the roll
stiffness but relaxing the spring and
damper rates a little
for better composure on lumpy roads.
Like other recent M cars, the M3 and M4 will offer numerous customizable driver settings
for the stability control, steering feel,
damper stiffness, and throttle response which fit into Comfort, Sport, and Sport + modes.
The new automatic ride control eliminated the need to compromise
damper settings between the softness necessary
for good ride comfort and the
stiffness needed to limit roll on corners by adapting within split - seconds to changes in road conditions.
Beyond that Ariel has uprated the «regular» Atom's inboard suspension with specific
dampers and springs, complete with remote reservoirs and adjustment
for high speed compression, low speed compression and rebound, plus a four - way spring
stiffness adjuster, so you can fine tune the V8 to your track of choice.
For an even better ride, Chevrolet offers its Magnetic Ride Control, an adaptive suspension technology that makes millisecond adjustments to
damper stiffness.
As we've seen on previous cars with the system — which fills the
dampers with a special fluid incorporating tiny particles that change
stiffness according to an adjustable magnetic field — it's much more adaptable
for a broader range of road conditions and driving styles.
Special
dampers for the MPS increase damping strength and combine with the coil springs and stabilizers to achieve higher roll
stiffness than on the base model.
The design of the inverted - monotube front strut and aluminum - body monotube rear hydraulic
dampers offers maximum response,
stiffness, and tuning optimized
for the track, with the highest level of
damper predictability, accuracy, and repeatability.
Compared to the C30 T5, spring
stiffness for the R - Design is increased by 30 percent while the
dampers feature a mono - tube design that builds up pressure quicker
for 20 percent increased low - speed damping.