Rear Suspension

Car with top removed

Figuring out screw location

Image of the spring before removal

Removing the Socket Head Phillips Screws

Socket Head Phillips Screws removed and spring unattached on one end

Removing a Socket Head Phillips Screw to remove the upper suspension

Upper suspension freed

Image of the balled rod for reference

Removing the wheels for better access to hidden screws. Detached the flange nuts to remove the wheel.

Separated wheel

Location of the Socket Head Phillips Screw that connects the upper part of the suspension to the lower

Unscrewing the upper suspension from the lower suspension

Lower part of the suspension remain in; upper part completely removed

Two socket head phillips screws that work to hold the two sides of the back suspension together

The bottom plate that also holds the two sides together

Part with four flat head phillips screws removed

Unscrewed the bottom plate and the right rear suspension is disassembled

Wishbone reassembled

Picture of Wishbone Reassmbled

Putting the Wheel back together

Picture of the Whole Wishbone back together

Picture of the Rear Suspension after Reassembled

I added curvature to the wheels for a more realistic model

I used the Move/Copy tool to create the other wheel

Create half of the kinematics using real car dimensions

After I created both of the wheels, I found out that the chassis was snapped to the line, which was impossible to move the chassis freely. So I recreated the chassis tiltedly so that it does not snap onto the line automatically.

Connect the wheel with the chassis

Adding construction lines to find out the instantaneous center of the kinematics