OneLapper
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Can we presume that the CT will not have sway bars?
Since Tesla states that the CT will handle like a sports car AND be capable off road, it's been my experience that a vehicle's suspension can do one or the other, mutually exclusive.
Some high end SUVs, like the Porsche Cayenne, can disconnect the sway bar links when in "off road" mode.
I didn't see sway bar drop links on the CT suspension when watching all the great videos of it at the Petersen museum.
Telsa must plan on using the air suspension to dynamically level the CT in corners. This would require some large air storage tanks and fast acting solenoids and pumps.
Since Tesla states that the CT will handle like a sports car AND be capable off road, it's been my experience that a vehicle's suspension can do one or the other, mutually exclusive.
Some high end SUVs, like the Porsche Cayenne, can disconnect the sway bar links when in "off road" mode.
I didn't see sway bar drop links on the CT suspension when watching all the great videos of it at the Petersen museum.
Telsa must plan on using the air suspension to dynamically level the CT in corners. This would require some large air storage tanks and fast acting solenoids and pumps.
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