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Shock
Refers to shock absorbers, components of a vehicle's suspension system designed to absorb and dampen impact.
Ride Height
The distance between the base of a vehicle's tire and the lowest point of the vehicle's body or chassis, affecting aerodynamics, aesthetics, and performance.
Caster
The angle of the steering axis in a vehicle's wheel mechanism, influencing directional stability and steering feel.
Camber
The angle of a vehicle's wheels in relation to the ground, affecting stability and tire wear.
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