Really interesting article, I wonder what manufacturer will pick it up?
http://automobilemag.com/news/0410_bose/
Really interesting article, I wonder what manufacturer will pick it up?
http://automobilemag.com/news/0410_bose/
Bose?? haha, wtf!
That's some amazing stuff! However, I have to wonder about their one-manufacturer decision.
I guess all the money they make on the speakers gotta go somewhere.
"Then the Bose Lexus rushed up to a curb in the middle of the lot and jumped through the air, hurdling it neatly. The crowd roared. The driver got out and bowed. The empty car next to him bowed, too. Body pitch (and its opposite!) on demand, as it were. The wonders of mathematics."
what the hell does that mean haha there car can hop over curbs?
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That's brutal....
How can they possibly compete with other companies who've been doing it for so much longer?
It reminds me of when I heard Pontiac was entering D1, or Toyota trying F1.
They've appearantly been doing this for 20 years.
that video was pretty impressive though, kinda cool how smooth it was compared to the porshe
Of course its smooth compared to the porsche, sporty suspension is not supposed to be comfortable.Originally posted by soupey
that video was pretty impressive though, kinda cool how smooth it was compared to the porshe
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But conventional Lexus suspension should be... Either way, that's impressive!!Originally posted by kenny
Of course its smooth compared to the porsche, sporty suspension is not supposed to be comfortable.
You don't wanna race me.... you've seen taillights like mine a thousand times!!!!
RIP T.T. Feb 09 2004
Sorry I haven't reread it since posting, but isn't this suspension supposed to behave like a sport suspension?Originally posted by kenny
Of course its smooth compared to the porsche, sporty suspension is not supposed to be comfortable.
I think the entire purpose of it is to be adaptive. The so called "sporty" suspension of the porsche wouldn't do much while trying to turn on that bumpy section in the video. Sport suspension is only stiff out of necessity to limit body roll. This BOSE suspension limits body roll actively rather than passively. It will be as stiff and as soft as it needs to be to 1)absorb the bumps 2)keep the body level and 3)keep the tires in contact with the road surface as much as possible.