limited-slip differential, the English called Limited Slip Diff, referred to as LSD. Limited slip differential, by definition is modified to limit a differential wheel slip,… Read More »What is a limited slip differential / differential lock?
flat tires study called “run-flat tires.” Abbreviation RSC. Rear wall of a pneumatic tire is the primary site to support the weight of the vehicle,… Read More »What is run-flat tires?
referred to the AT automatic transmission, full name Auto Transmission, which is a torque converter, a planetary gear and the hydraulic control system components, and… Read More »What is automatic transmission?
The so-called power steering, by external means, so that the driver can be done with less force steering. Initially used in some large car, you… Read More »What is power steering?
automotive suspension components is important to ensure riding comfort. Meanwhile, the force-transmitting parts as automotive suspension frame (or body) as between the axle (or wheel)… Read More »What is the type of front suspension?
represents the center differential locking function with the center or vehicle limited slip differential locking function. The driver can lock the center differential to the… Read More »What is the center differential locking function?
dual-clutch gearbox referred to as DCT, English called Dual Clutch Transmission, Chinese translation should be “direct shift gearbox”, because it has two sets of clutch,… Read More »What is dual-clutch gearbox?
plane of the wheel is not perpendicular to the ground. Look from the front wheel, the wheel angle with the vertical line is called camber… Read More »What is the camber angle?
AMT conventional manual gearbox is in a gear type transmission based on the improvement comes; Hydromechatronics it combines the automatic transmission AT and MT advantages… Read More »What is AMT gearbox?
In 1987, the new 4MATIC technology in the Mercedes – debut in the Mercedes-Benz E-Class (124 series). The new 4MATIC Using sophisticated technology, a combination… Read More »What is 4MATIC?