BY BRUCE NEWTON | 19th Jun 2001


THE Insight's front suspension uses a strut-style spring/damper unit at each wheel with a 16.5mm diameter stabiliser bar linking the front suspension arms. To save weight, the strut's damper rod is hollow and a lightweight forged aluminium knuckle and lower suspension arm are used. Both of the lower arms' inner pickup points are connected to the same reinforced, cast-aluminium mounting to save space. The rear suspension consists of (steel) twin trailing arms interconnected by a (steel) torsion beam midway along their length. Honda says the torsion beam doubles as a stabiliser bar. Coil springs are also used.
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