The world's most advanced hot rod
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2012
- Presenting the all-new Multimatic-designed '32 Ford hot rod...with in-wheel front suspension, Ford Racing motor, and, well, a pile of other goodies. For more information, head on over to Autofocus.ca: www.autofocus.ca/news-events/f...
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The front suspension is just like on a 1909-2013 Morgan !
Thankyou!!!
So Doc Brown is making hot rods now?
yeah , he's come up with some interesting stuff.
hahahaha
morgan sliding pillar suspension circa 1920's
This is pre twenties tech.
@@tracylemme1375 This is cited as a '32 (deuce coupe); which I am led to believe is after the 'twenties'. Just a thought ...
Wow, that suspension is some freaky voodoo!
very innovative idea and certainly makes for easy access to adjustments. A few of you are complaining about the new technology on an older car, its not about the rod itself but just an easier way to showcase the suspension.
Seen these in person on a tour of multimatic. Fantastic almost mind blowing stuff.
Larry Holt.... in person.... doing a walk around... he made my day!!🎩🇺🇸🎩🇺🇸🎩
I didnt even like hot rods..till now.!!RESPECT... thats some proper engineering right there..!!
I love the innovation, yet keeping the classic '32 look. Being a BMW motorcycle rider as well as a hot rodder, I see a marriage of a similar BMW motorcycle suspension...hidden very well ...must be a blast to drive! Great work!
The front suspension is beautiful. It's really cool to see such a different take on a classic Hotrod. :D
mind boggling to say the least, and on one of my favorite vehicles. as i watched and listened the concept reminded me of the 50s era Citroën DS , hydraulic fluid was contained and pumped through the tubing chassis and operated the suspension system, the power steering and brakes.
The technology of this car is truly impressive but the color choice and way it was finished makes this one of the most beautiful '32 Fords we've ever seen, and we've seen a LOT of these. Haven't wanted a '32 Ford until we've seen this one.
out side the box
i love the concept !
great system
WOW x4
very cool thanks for sharing
yea the music is great just like that hot rod, mixing both new and classy old school i like it
Beautiful '32 Ford!
I've always loved these cars and how versatile they are when it comes to customization!
You can build them bone stock, go American Graffiti style like Milner's yellow '32, or a Pro-Street drag car, or go all modern high-tech like this one and make into a Pro-Touring type of track car that you can drive on the street all day long and then take it to the track and race it and then drive it home that night!
Very nice workmanship and engineering! I love it... pure awesomeness! =D
Necessity is the mother of invention. Fantastic work guys keep it up
Its always been my belief that most of the cool things that we had in the 60's & 70's came from innovations and creations that came from the hot rod scene, beautiful car by the way
This is a great build. I really love how the suspension works in this one. Not so much as a Hot Rod as it is a Mod-Rod. (Modern Hot Rod) Chip Foose would be proud.
Over engineering is at the heart of true hot rodding. Hot rodders push limits and go outside the box with creativity and ingenuity. While you may like the classic idealized hot rod, in 50 years this will be a traditional hot rod and in-wheel suspension will seem archaic.
Ohh I'm so jealous on this work. This is such a cool job beind gone here!
Damn, that suspension is neat!
Totally Awesome Engineering!!!! Thanks for sharing. Great video!!!!
super impressive! love what you guys are doing! keep it up! i would love to see real time suspension travel on the damper/spring assembly though. very inventive!
I love the idea of having the suspension movement all within the wheel.
shot for the heads up!!! i checked it out and the cars there are awesome!
I know this has been around for a bit, but Multimatic is so freaking cool!
that's a beautiful car , just astounding how far car technology has come in the past few years
Damn that front suspension is awesome
An all metal Blown 572 32 Ford is I think the picture of the all time Hot Rod.
Milner in American Graffiti is iconic. I love the 1932 Hot Rod!
Ingenious suspension system so simple and brilliant
I once drew a similar design for the front and rear suspension of a ground effects F1 car, similar to a lotus 78/79. But I had slim upper and lower arms extending to the wheel to create a clean opening for air passage.
I appreciate his efforts but prefer the look of conventional suspension for a hot rod. Either single I beam with radius rods or independent with coil over shocks.
Brilliant suspension! It's a lot like the old Morgan Three wheeler front suspension, except far more advanced with the hydraulics. Very cool!
Grarder Oh good point!
thats really cool. love the old fords
im impressed by this type of suspension system using hydraulic fluid very nice stuff
Ingenious suspension!
Beautiful job made with Love and Professionnal hand
Title got me , pretend your watching this 7 years ago . cool ass front suspension .
I love the suspension technology.
Love the music at the beginning, wish i knew what it was.
Incredible engineering! Really innovative stuff. Not to knock the car at all, because its gorgeous. I wonder how that suspension does? I mean all that energy must quickly transmit all the way to the damper
dam those 32 fords look sweet
That is so clean . Get it on Lenno's Garage !
So you have a kit car with a roll cage and fancy new suspension, I dig it
Interesting suspension if bit complicated with those hydraulic lines ,,I want to see how it drives and handles,,any vids of that?
Got to love it Built in Canada
Bump steer ... ?
Had another look and I'm wrong as the steering arm is attached to the static part
I remember this guy, his company designed and tuned the suspension for the super cuda built by legendary motorcar
How does the rack and pinion steering compensate for the vertical five inches of movement of the hub?
That is a hell of an arc that it swings thru.It would cause bump steer.
I don't know who this guy is, but he really knows how to talk about cars. Sure, he knows what he is talking about, but also how to talk about it.
for those who have queried the song it is ProleteR - April Showers
nice to see Ford motor in a Ford car
+Logik426 Amen brother. I'm sick of seeing LS's in EEEEEVERYTHING, they're getting boring, practically lego's for the car world.
I'd take a FORD 5.0L Coyote 302 Crate Engine over an LS7 any day.
+Logik426 Amen brother. I'm sick of seeing LS's in EEEEEVERYTHING, they're getting boring, practically lego's for the car world.
I'd take a FORD 5.0L Coyote 302 Crate Engine over an LS7 any day.
i like the song, nice 32 too
Beautiful engineering right there.
So how's it do, in a slalom, compared to an art Morrison frame, with rack and pinion steering and Bell axles?
I think that it would be good for a 32 with fenders, a problem with that though is will the splash apron still fit in front of that rack and pinion. Good technology but on a car with fenders. Do they have this for the Model A?
The good thing with an in-block camshaft is that you don't have to worry about bending the cam tunnels on the cylinder heads and welding them to straighten lol :)
Its pretty cool. I don't really understand how you could control body roll unless you could continuously change oil pressure to the wheels, similar to the McLaren mp412c
The "presenter" is actually the car's/suspension's developer, Larry Holt,
vice-president engineering for Multimatic Inc.
I hope that explains why he seemed so knowledgeable about the build! These guys were awesome to interview.
@4GuysInACar what is the suspension called and would it work in other than Hotrod style cars?
The front suspention seems to be very similar to the Morgan ones ?.
Looks like a modern stiff axle, but advenced. When you look close, it's an amazing part of angeneering that gives a lot of advantages and new possibilities!
The suspension details are very interesting and the machining looks top notch, but I have to ask why performance friction brakes on one side and Brembos on the other?
If you make one of these with blinkers and airbags I'm all in.
Damn that is one hell of a Hot Rod
Awsome inovation! And well discribed....
Now I know why CGR has teamed with you on the Riley DP development - also why the #15 GT350R is about 2 seconds faster at DIS -- cu next week - congrats very impressive design -- cheers
that is the sickest suspension ever
Is there a sway bar incorporated in the hydraulic system? Camber gain?? And last but not least, how does it avoid bump steer?
Thanks Doc Brown"!!
The video seems to be over 7 years old so wonder if more than one was ever made or the front suspension ever in production to sell?
Does the heat from the exhaust mess with the system that is mounted to the firewall?
Simply amazing. thats all
I knew as soon as I looked at the front end is was hyd. There's no way of missing the pistons and the way it operated right off the bat. I was not surprised but very impressed by how he controlled the system. COOL. Doubt we'll see it on any production cars is the near future, That's a hell of a hard sell, Most people don't understand standard cast & camber, ball joints, Tie rods, Steering or one piece front wheel bearings or anything else for that matter you try to explain this to them...Ha!
Believe it or not....I remember when the car looked like an original Ford car. Some of them even had what is called a rumble seat, which was in the back (where our trunk is now) and it had a handle at the top of it (up near the back window) and you turned the handle and pulled on it, and out came the rumble seat. I remember my Aunt Bessie coming down from Limestone Maine in one of them. Sure doesn't look like a car of "now". But this one here is a souped up one. This car is as old as ME!!!!
Anybody notice this has the lowest un-sprung weight of any suspension system ever? And zero traction-breaking in-out slide of swing arm suspension? Pretty advanced I'd say! And the remote, hydraulically activated spring/shock setup is sheer genius! Oh, I have an original '32 coupe traditional build hot rod, and I say if its your car you can put any kind of wheels on it you damn well please.
How do they control the bump steer?? Wheels move straight up and down but R and P links move through a radius!
anybody know what this beat is called? i love right at the beginning when it kicks in.
Beautiful!!!
Nice -- would like to have one !!
where can i find how to buy or build a 32 Ford using Multimatic chasis and front suspension?
All of that high tech modern features on a Hot Rod plus the tires common to a Porsche, you lose sight of the essence of Hot Rodding. With a high tech suspension etc., you might as well add a streamlined body shell. Of course you can build anything that you want to.
anyone have any idea where i could get that music from???
im gonna crews in my 1970 polara custom and just bump this!!! thank youu
I agree. The advancements need to be more directed to the propulsion system. Now if there was a gas turbine/electric hybrid system ( similiar to the system used in Neil Young's Lincoln ) or some of those hub motors that have been in development for a few years ( that would make it truly over the top with the suspension that this car has ) then he could stake the claim.
What is the roll center position, in this suspension design? At ground level?
+Juliano Bottino That was one of my first thoughts. Body roll vs. contact patch? Camber/ caster adjustment?
looks ike a morgon front with out top or bottom coils made remote??l
What a beautiful car. And that suspension system is amazing. Why is it not used more in all kind of cars? Looks to simplify the whole suspension system a lot. To top it of a very safe chassis and body in case something bad happens.
+Fast Er This is actually not a new idea. It's a very old one. What they've done is re-engineered a kingpin suspension system, using modern technology. The reason it was abandoned in the past was that materials technology wasn't good enough and maintenance, especially in a mass market vehicle would be a critical factor.
+Yoshio Tamiya Looks to me they have ripped off and modernized a sliding pillar suspension system
Paul D Pretty much, yeah.
i love the suspension! two bolts and the whole assembly is off. add some quick disconnect lines for the hydraulic lines and boom...complete removal in 1 minute.
how can I get one of those cars?
that is exactly why im studying vehicle and engine engineering in stuttgart. when i got my masters degree i will come work for you guys, really impressive! do you offer internships?
Cool concept where are you located?
The gold anodized pieces on there would decide your camber....can't tell if there would be adjustment available, or fixed.
Where's the Cup Holder ? Pretty Cool, anyway. (grin) VERY nice job.
Wow!!! So cool!
good hear there is still a couple guys like you around
Damn I was hoping to see them light the tires up with that Roush power plant
did u find out about the song? who`s playing?
I fell in love :)
anyone know where the music comes from?
did the hot rod have chop top?