Algselt postitas: AeroMan
njaa, uurisin siin veel oma 9-3 SS brozüüre - ei usu ikkagi, et Reax-i puhul poleks tegu mingi motoriseeritud (ee.. loll väljend) süsteemiga
OK, Otsisin natuke mööda Inter Netti, jutt käib vist mingite sajandike kraadide võrra järgiandmisest. Pukside asemel munakad (ball-joint??). Niiet marketingijutt (see, mis neil omal veebis on) on üsna ilus, petab ära küll..

. Tegu siis vist tõesti mehaanilise asjaga ja jutt mingist "kontrollitavast suhtlusest keeramise ja sildade vahel" on ehe marketroidijutt.

Minu jaoks tundub sõnal "interaction" siiski teine tähendus olema..
Et asi oleks poliitiliselt korrektne siis allikad ka..
http://www.saabnet.com/tsn/models/2004/cvpr4.html
Toe links in the rear suspension and the use of ball joints, instead of rubber inboard and outboard suspension bushings, allows a much closer control of wheel movement. As a result, under cornering loads, the elasto-kinematics at the rear axle induce a very slight deflection of both rear wheels in the opposite direction to the steering input, i.e. toe-out for the outer wheel and toe-in for the inner wheel.
http://redinterior.typepad.com/trollhat ... ation.html
2002: ReAxs System - Saab 9-3 Sport Sedan was introduced with a chassis geometry system that ensures smooth interaction of the steering, front suspension and multi-link rear axle. ReAxs enables the rear wheels to steer slightly when turning, helping the car move in the intended direction. It provides crisp steering feedback and contributes to enhanced driving stability in curves.
http://www.thenewsherald.com/stories/01 ... 5068.shtml
ReAxs is designed to steer the rear wheel hundredths of a degree in the opposite direction from the front wheel while turning.