Elastic connection tool for suspension and vehicle body mount structure for suspension
AssigneeProspira Corporation
InventorKazutaka OTSU
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Abstract
The elastic connection tool (1A) comprises a first mounting member (22) that is provided with a first mounting portion (21a) and a rotating shaft (21b), wherein the rotating shaft (21b) attached to a tip of the first mounting portion (21a); a second mounting member that is provided with a second mounting portion (22a) and a bracket (22b), wherein the bracket (22b) comprises a recess (C2) that accommodates the rotating shaft (21b) and an opening (A2) that allows the first mounting portion (21a) to pass through therein in a swingable manner; a first elastic member (23) that connects the rotating shaft (21b) and the bracket (22b); and a second elastic member (25) that covers a tip-side portion of the rotating shaft (21b).
Claims9
An elastic connection tool for a suspension, comprising:
- a first mounting member that is provided with a first mounting portion that can be attached to either a vehicle body or wheel-side member and a suspension-side member, and a rotating shaft that extends in a direction intersecting the first mounting portion, wherein the rotating shaft is attached to a tip of the first mounting portion;
- a second mounting member that is provided with a second mounting portion that can be attached to the other of the vehicle body or wheel-side member and the suspension-side member, and a bracket that is continuous to the second mounting portion, wherein the bracket comprises a recess that accommodates the rotating shaft of the first mounting member and an opening that allows the first mounting portion of the first mounting member to pass through therein in a swingable manner;
- a first elastic member that connects the rotating shaft of the first mounting member and the bracket of the second mounting member;
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- a second elastic member that covers a tip-side portion of the rotating shaft on the side opposite to the first mounting portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.