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1938 Cadillac V16 - GM Heritage Center

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proves roadability by reducing roll. Another noteworthy<br />

improvement is the use of wax liners between the<br />

spring leaves. These liners do not require lubricant,<br />

yet prevent squeaks. With liners it has been found that<br />

spring covers are detrimental because they act as dirt<br />

collectors, consequently no covers are used.<br />

Two-piece rubber bushings are used in the front of<br />

the rear spring and in the upper shackle bearing. The<br />

lower shackle bearing is threaded. The shackles are of<br />

the sturdy double bar design. This method of mounting<br />

the springs at each end gives increased riding comfort,<br />

quiet operation and eliminates lubrication problems.<br />

<strong>Center</strong> Point Steering<br />

That easy and quick turning ability in confined areas<br />

and steering accuracy for safe handling at high speeds<br />

is obtainable in as large and heavy a car as the Sixteen<br />

Sixteen <strong>Center</strong> Point Steering<br />

is a true engineering accomplishment. This is due to<br />

<strong>Cadillac</strong>-designed <strong>Center</strong> Point Steering in conjunction<br />

with Knee Action.<br />

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