[twvette]

From the SSSS

Looks almost as if its a 45 degree swing arm. Maybe the best of both worlds between a trailing arm and a traditional a-arm? Or more of a compromise? I know I really like riding in trailing arm vehicles as the travel forces the vehicle to move forward when compressed where as a-arms rock the vehicle side to side. Will be interesting to see how this type behaves.

 

[Canamxteam]

you can see the old mount for the trailing arm for commander

 

[Gregg C]

you can see the old mount for the trailing arm for commander

Plain as day,
Heck, you'd think it will be gone on production cars ??

 

[Mentat Bashar]

Plain as day,
Heck, you'd think it will be gone on production cars ??

Could this have been a pre-production vehicle that was shown? Maybe the mount will be gone by production. On the other hand, maybe that's on purpose to save cost and to share parts.

 

[karistep]

What is the role of the tie rod at rear ?

 

[JRock]

I like the look of this new setup. It looks like the sway bar sits pretty low though. Definitely a spot that will need protection.

 

[Blownhotrodder]

What is the role of the tie rod at rear ?

Keeps the toe angle of the rear tire.

 

[Canamxteam]

I like the look of this new setup. It looks like the sway bar sits pretty low though. Definitely a spot that will need protection.

looks like its above the lower a arm so it should be ok