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A highly detailed and technical illustration of an F1 car showcasing its suspension and steering components, with camber angles and side forces indicated. The background should resemble a racetrack.

Test Your Steering Knowledge!

Are you a motorsport enthusiast or an engineering student? Take our quiz to assess your understanding of steering dynamics, camber angles, and forces in tire performance. Challenge yourself with 10 questions designed to test your knowledge and enhance your learning!

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Perfect for car enthusiasts and students alike

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by DrivingExpert42

F1 Cars having

Negative camber

Positive Camber

Both

None of these

Name the angle through which the wheel has to turn to sustain the side forces

KPI

Slip angle

Castor angle

Camber angle

What is anti - ackerman ?

When inner wheel turns more than outer wheel

When both tyres turn equally

When outer wheel turns more than inner wheel

Non of these

Which type of steering stability is good for your commercial cars ?

Understeer

Oversteer

Both

Off- road cars having

Positive camber

Negative camber

Both

When a driver fall asleep the car tends to crash at roadside edge rather tan going to incoming traffic why ?

Because vehicles are having tendency to move towards the edges due to tyre forces

Due to cambered roads

Due to slip

None of these

How many forces are generated in a tyre ?

Size of a gear is usually specified by

Base circle diameter

Pitch circle diameter

Module

Furniture Rollers having

Negative camber

Negative castor

Positive camber

Positive castor

Let's take wheel base = track width .Take inner angle as 42 degree . Calculate outer wheel angle .

42 degree

42 radians

26.4 degree

26.4 radians

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