Rear Suspension:

All rear suspension systems are designed to keep the rear axle and wheels in their proper position under the vehicle body. The rear wheels must always track exactly straight ahead. The rear suspension axle allows each of the rear wheels to move up and down somewhat independently from the frame. The spring assembly must also absorb a large amount of rear end torque from acceleration (on rear drive vehicles), side thrust from turning and road shock from bumps.

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