Practice question
Why are 'telescopic shock absorbers' double-acting in modern passenger vehicles?
- They provide damping resistance during both compression (bump) and expansion (rebound) strokes
- They contain two independent hydraulic fluid reservoirs for safety
- They can be adjusted to support twice the rated vehicle payload
- 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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