How Audi Is Eliminating Body Roll Engineering Explained Updated: 04 Apr 2018 Share Previous Article The Next Ford Focus RS Will Be A 400bhp, £40,000+ Beast Next Article McLaren 'BP23' Buyers Will Get 243mph... And This Special Sculpture Related Articles Features The Cars We Appreciate Far More Today News Here’s Your Best Look Yet at the New Audi A2 Features The Seven Best Coupes Of The Last 25 Years Features 10 Sports Saloons That Proved Four Doors Could Be Fun News The Audi Q9 is Here, and It’s Enormous News 12 Exciting New Cars Still to Come in 2026Comments My brother was working on this technology as part of his Master’s Thesis at Volvo some time ago. Cool stuff! It’s like torque vectoring but instead of the diff it’s the swaybar. I call it cheating So the answer to no more body roll is no more body? Sounds logical I thought BMW had already done this? CITROEN Is it the dynamic drive system? I thought that was electric Just looked it up is hydraulic like you say Still just a safety device that reduces grip, just electronic grip removal :) Range rovers have had this for some time now. The real question is, will it eliminate understeer? Pagination Page 1 Next page Next Page Latest News News Richard Hammond offers kind words to the new Grand Tour presenters Workshop The Clarke PRO396 222-Piece Tool Set is the Ultimate Workshop Shortcut News McLaren is flogging five iconic F1 cars with an eye watering price tag Workshop The Clarke PRO357 18-Piece Socket Set Makes Lost Sockets a Thing of the Past Workshop The Clarke CBB217BGC HD Plus 7 Drawer Tool Cabinet Brings Style and SubstanceNever miss an update.Stay up to speed with the latest motoring news and analysis, delivered straight to your inbox.Your info will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy. Leave this field blank More News Workshop Brighten Your Workshop Days with the Clarke MFL800R Multi Function Work Light Workshop Look After Your Bike and Yourself with the Clarke CML3 Motorcycle Lift News Tesla unveils new Roadster hypercar and Elon Musk just made it fly News Volkswagen is about to axe 75 models and its boss says it was always going to happen News Citroën’s 2CV is back - it’s electric and it’ll cost less than £13k
My brother was working on this technology as part of his Master’s Thesis at Volvo some time ago. Cool stuff!
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My brother was working on this technology as part of his Master’s Thesis at Volvo some time ago. Cool stuff!
It’s like torque vectoring but instead of the diff it’s the swaybar. I call it cheating
So the answer to no more body roll is no more body? Sounds logical
I thought BMW had already done this?
CITROEN
Is it the dynamic drive system? I thought that was electric
Just looked it up is hydraulic like you say
Still just a safety device that reduces grip, just electronic grip removal :)
Range rovers have had this for some time now.
The real question is, will it eliminate understeer?