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The point at which a spring is fully compressed. The term used for the opposite state, when the spring is fully extended, is "[[top out]]". | The point at which a spring is fully compressed. The term used for the opposite state, when the spring is fully extended, is "[[top out]]". | ||
When the suspension runs out of travel and bumps against its internal stops. “My rear suspension bottomed out over the big bump after turn five.” | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:40, 27 November 2010
The point at which a spring is fully compressed. The term used for the opposite state, when the spring is fully extended, is "top out".
When the suspension runs out of travel and bumps against its internal stops. “My rear suspension bottomed out over the big bump after turn five.”