Inventor Rubber Boot Adaptive Assembly

Part 2 of the Inventor Spring and Rubber Boot Assembly. In part 1 the adaptive spring was created, in this video, the rubber boot will be added to assembly using driven dimensions, and other adaptive techniques. Model is created in Autodesk Inventor 2021.
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[@ianm1898]

hi,if i have two shock absorber,how to drive those two in a single time? thank you

[@MorrisonInst1973]

There a couple ways to approach this problem. The easiest way is if both shock absorber are coplaner to one another, if this is the case then you can use the same method as in the video for both. you would need to create work planes in the assembly and use those planes as the drive, then build the two shock absorbers tied to the same planes, this would allow both shock absorbers to move together.