They are used to support the vehicles weight and allow the tire/suspension to move over bumps. They can be used to hold the trunk/hood open, like on old chevy pickups.
They are used to control the valve movement in the engine. Used in the seats to to give a comfortable ride. In belt tensioner to prevent the accessory belt from slipping. Certain hose clamps are spring clamps. Some headlight fixtures have springs to prevent shock from breaking the bulb. Most throttle bodies are still spring returned to closed. Any interior lids/trays have springs built in.
used to absorb shocks.
Springs are used to store mechanical energy. Tension/extension springs get longer as force is applied (seen in trampoline springs), compression springs get shorter as force is applied (seen in bed springs), and torsion springs rotate through an angle as force is applied (seen in clocks).
Radiator Springs is the town, but it's not a real place.
Eibach is a German company that has been in business for over 60 years. They are well know for the springs they produce. Their springs are used in cars and large machinery.
Suspension- the springs that support the cars weight.
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No. Radiator Springs is a fictional town on the real Route 66. While Radiator Springs somewhat resembles the Route 66 town of Peach Springs, AZ, it is most likely a composite of many small towns along Route 66.