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    Cornering Loads: Actual Path Actual Path

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    This document discusses cornering loads on vehicles and their axles. It notes that during a corner, the outside rear axle experiences a downward force (-z) while the center axle experiences an upward force (+z). The center axle can also experience a downward force (-z) in some cornering situations.

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    This document discusses cornering loads on vehicles and their axles. It notes that during a corner, the outside rear axle experiences a downward force (-z) while the center axle experiences an upward force (+z). The center axle can also experience a downward force (-z) in some cornering situations.

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    This document discusses cornering loads on vehicles and their axles. It notes that during a corner, the outside rear axle experiences a downward force (-z) while the center axle experiences an upward force (+z). The center axle can also experience a downward force (-z) in some cornering situations.

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    Cornering Loads: Actual Path Actual Path

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    hegdemahesh1
    This document discusses cornering loads on vehicles and their axles. It notes that during a corner, the outside rear axle experiences a downward force (-z) while the center axle experiences an upward force (+z). The center axle can also experience a downward force (-z) in some cornering situations.

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    Cornering Loads

    Actual Path Actual Path

    Ideal Path

    Critical Issues: Cornering Loads

    -z Force on Rear Axle

    +z Force on Center Axle

    Critical Issues: Cornering Loads


    +z Force on Center Axle

    -z Force on Center Axle

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