Practice question

Why are 'telescopic shock absorbers' double-acting in modern passenger vehicles?

  1. They provide damping resistance during both compression (bump) and expansion (rebound) strokes
  2. They contain two independent hydraulic fluid reservoirs for safety
  3. They can be adjusted to support twice the rated vehicle payload
  4. They utilize both an oil cylinder and a mechanical coil spring internally

Answer: A — They provide damping resistance during both compression (bump) and expansion (rebound) strokes

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