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stub axle
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stub axle
n
(Engineering / Automotive Engineering) a short axle that carries one of the front steered wheels of a motor vehicle and is capable of limited angular movement about a kingpin
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Cantilever stub axles on leading suspension linkages Rear suspension: Two double acting hydraulic shock absorbers with spring preload adjustment Brakes: (F) Two 240mm discs, (R) One 240mm disc Tyres: (F) Tubeless 120/70-12", (R) Tubeless 140/70-14" Seat height: 785mm Tank capacity: 12 litres fast facts
The M3 also shared its single piston calipers, larger wheel bearings, stub axles with the "E28 5 Series" model, and the car was only constructed as a left-hand drive car.
The differential housing was cut from the Expedition rear axle, modified to accept attachment to constant velocity joints, and mated to stub axles from the front drive unit of another Expedition.
 
 
 
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