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What happens to a cars weight when it goes round a bend?
The mass shifts to one side of the vehicle and G Force takes over.
What might cause rubbing on the left side of the car when you turn right?
When you turn right the weight of the vehicle shifts to the left, which could cause rubbing of several things on the left side.
Why do boats tip on there sides when sinking?
water rushing in shifts cargo from one side to another, tilting the ship. as it tilts, the heavy water adds to that shifting weight
Which vehicle balance term descibes loss of traction when a vehicles weight is transferred to the side tires when turning or cornering?
Are you referring to what is called over-steer and under-steer, which vary whether driving a front wheel drive or rear wheel?
What does the button on the side of the transmission shift lever do on a 2004 Jeep Liberty?
Shifts the transmission in/out of overdrive Shifts the transmission in/out of overdrive
Is It illegal for two vehicles to be parked next to each other along the side of a roadway?
This is called double parking and it is illegal.
In England, what side is the gas pedal located on in vehicles?
In England, the gas pedal is located on the right side of vehicles.
A blind side is called what in the dmv?
A "blind side", when referring to motor vehicles, refers to an area that the driver cannot see due to placement of mirrors. In the DMV, this phenomenon is referred to by the term "blind side".
Where can I compare crossover vehicles online?
An excellent place to compare crossover vehicles is intellichoice.com. They provide a side by side comparison of the vehicles of your choice so that you can figure out which one you want.
Why vehicles silencer is on right side?
The reason why the vehicles silencer is on right side is because most of the people are right-handed. A vehicles silencer is a device that reduces the amount of noise that is emitted by the exhaust.
Is there a website where you can get side-by-side car information?
Yes edmunds where you can compare vehicles side by side. Click the link.
How does a seesaw work?
Seems as though it would be supported by the laws of any object that is balanced in the middle and has the same length and weight on both sides extending from the middle. Once a weight is added to one side while the other side is empty, the first side that now has weight on it will lower and the other side will raise. If the now empty side has weight added to it and the weight is more than the first side that is down the side that is up in the air will lower. The speed at which this happens depends on the amount of weight one side has compared to the lowered side. Should both people be the same or approximate weight pushing with the legs can give the needed motion to produce the effect of having one side go up and the other side go down. Gravity will eventually try to even out the see-saw. The speed again depends on the actual weight on both sides and the amount of force that was used to push off the ground to get the see-saw going into motion.
