Coupled torsion beam axle for vehicles
US-2016325596-A1 · Nov 10, 2016 · US
US10899388B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-10899388-B2 |
| Application number | US-201916362164-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Mar 22, 2019 |
| Priority date | Mar 23, 2018 |
| Publication date | Jan 26, 2021 |
| Grant date | Jan 26, 2021 |
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An arm cover comprises a main part and a front part. These parts are configured such that when the rear suspension takes a standard vehicle-weight position, these parts are respectively inclined rearwardly and downwardly, wherein an angle of inclination of the inclined front part is smaller than that of the inclined main part. When the rear suspension takes the standard vehicle-weight position, a front edge of the front part is located at a higher level than a bottom face portion of a under cover, and when the rear suspension takes a rebound position, the front edge of the front part is located at a position which is higher than a level of the bottom face portion of the under cover and close to a rear end portion of the under cover.
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What is claimed is: 1. A vehicle-body lower face structure, comprising: a torsion beam type of rear suspension comprising a pair of right-and-left trailing arms and a torsion beam connecting the trailing arms; a floor under cover for airflow straightening attached to a portion of a vehicle body in front of the rear suspension so as to cover a vehicle-body lower face; an arm cover for airflow straightening attached to a lower portion of each of the trailing arms of the rear suspension so as to cover a lower face of the trailing arm, wherein said arm cover comprises a main part and a front part which is provided in front of the main part, and the main part and the front part of the arm cover are configured such that when said rear suspension takes a standard vehicle-weight position, both of the main part and the front part are respectively inclined rearwardly and downwardly, wherein an angle of inclination of said rearwardly-and-downwardly inclined front part is smaller than an angle of inclination of said rearwardly-and-downwardly inclined main part of the arm cover. 2. The vehicle-body lower face structure of claim 1 , wherein said arm cover attached to the lower portion of the trailing arm is configured such that when the rear suspension takes the standard vehicle-weight position, a front edge of said front part of the arm cover is located at a higher level than a bottom face portion of said floor under cover, and when the rear suspension takes a rebound position, the front edge of the front part of the arm cover is located at a position which is higher than a level of the bottom face portion of the floor under cover and close to a rear end portion of the floor under cover. 3. The vehicle-body lower face structure of claim 1 , wherein said arm cover is configured such that said main part and said front part are positioned below a line connecting a pivot point where a font end portion of said trailing arm is pivotally supported and a rear-end upper portion of the arm cover, said main part of the arm cover which faces a spring supporting part of a spring seat which supports a lower portion of a suspension spring is configured to be linear, and said front part of the arm cover is configured to be curved forwardly and downwardly. 4. The vehicle-body lower face structure of claim 2 , wherein said arm cover is configured such that said main part and said front part are positioned below a line connecting a pivot point where a font end portion of said trailing arm is pivotally supported and a rear-end upper portion of the arm cover, said main part of the arm cover which faces a spring supporting part of a spring seat which supports a lower portion of a suspension spring is configured to be linear, and said front part of the arm cover is configured to be curved forwardly and downwardly. 5. The vehicle-body lower face structure of claim 1 , wherein said arm cover further comprises a rear part of said arm cover which is provided in back of said main part is configured to be curved rearwardly and upwardly. 6. The vehicle-body lower face structure of claim 2 , wherein said arm cover further comprises a rear part of said arm cover which is provided in back of said main part is configured to be curved rearwardly and upwardly. 7. The vehicle-body lower face structure of claim 3 , wherein said arm cover further comprises a rear part of said arm cover which is provided in back of said main part is configured to be curved rearwardly and upwardly. 8. The vehicle-body lower face structure of claim 4 , wherein said arm cover further comprises a rear part of said arm cover which is provided in back of said main part is configured to be curved rearwardly and upwardly.
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