Conventional Front Suspension:

In a conventional front suspension, the wheel is attached to a spindle, which in turn is connected to upper and lower control arms through upper and lower ball joints. The vehicle's coil spring works against one of the control arms to support the weight of the vehicle, and the shock absorber controls spring oscillations.

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