In both cases, the Bilstein employs a monotube design in which the shock body is composed of a single-wall canister rather than a dual-tube design. The main advantages of a monotube shock are ...

Twintube shocks are used in many OEM applications, they are less expensive to produce than the monotube shocks and often have soft valving, which can adversely affect handling. Again the name ...

Independent five-link with montube shocks and direct-acting stabilizer bar; monotube Magnetic Ride Control Steering Type: ZF rack-mounted electric, power-assisted and variable ratio rack-and ...

Shocks can be either twin-tube or monotube design. Twin-tube shocks hold the hydraulic oil and gas (usually nitrogen) in the same chamber. As the name implies, there are two tubes, and the mixture ...

and ZF has entered a partnership with the Massachusetts-based company to build it. The active dampers employ a new type of valve technology to regulate the flow of oil in the shocks, which is the ...

ZF and Massachusetts-based Levant Power's new technology goes some way to redressing this balance. Called GenShock, it uses the oscillations of a car's shock absorbers to feed energy back to the car.

Thankfully, a variety of solutions exist to combat squat and shocks are some of the simplest ... prioritizing dampers with durable monotube construction. We also used a 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe ...