This paper examines the factors influencing vehicle ride height, focusing on elements that affect dynamics, performance, and stability. These factors are categorized into four groups: Man (Human/Assembly Factors), Material (Component Factors), Method (Operational Factors), and Machine (Tools and Equipment). Human errors, such as improper assembly, can directly affect ride height. Material issues, like inappropriate spring or rubber seat stiffness, also play a key role. Operational factors, including overloading or incorrect height measurement, contribute further. Lastly, improper tools can lead to inaccurate readings. Understanding these factors is crucial for maintaining optimal ride height, which enhances vehicle safety, comfort, and performance.
Parate et al. (Thu,) studied this question.