Chassis (RuleBook T1-T7)
Chassis Technical Compliance Quiz
Test your knowledge on chassis regulations and specifications with our engaging quiz! This quiz is designed for automotive professionals and enthusiasts alike.
You'll learn about:
- Key chassis components
- Regulations related to safety and design
- Best practices for compliance
The correct length of sleeve for a sleeved joint used at the end of a bracing is:
38 mm either side of the joint
48 mm either side of the joint
58 mm either side of the joint
Which of the following is relevant to the main hoop?
Must be constructed of a single piece of uncut, non-continuous, closed section, steel tubing.
Can be inclined more than 20 degrees from vertical.
Must be extended from the lowest chassis member on one side of the chassis, up, over and down to the lowest chassis member on the other side.
Which of these is not allowed in a firewall?
Multiple panels used to form it with 2 mm overlap.
Pass-through for wiring, cables, etc. With grommets to seal it.
The firewall covering the line of sight between the fuel supply system and the plane 150 mm above the bottom of the helmet.
The surface envelope necessarily includes:
Front wing
Main roll hoop
Impact Attenuator
Which statement is true for the steering system?
The steering wheel must have a continuous perimeter that is near circular or near oval.
Allowable steering system free play is limited to a total of 0.10472 radians measured at the steering wheel.
The steering wheel must indirectly mechanically actuate the front wheels.
The rear track width for a participating vehicle is 1800 mm. Which front track width is not allowed for the same?
2300 mm
1300 mm
1500 mm
Which of these is not a necessary restriction for minimum helmet clearance?
Must be minimum 50 mm away from the straight line drawn from the top of the main hoop to the top of the front hoop.
Must be no further rearwards than the rear surface of the main hoop if the main hoop bracing extends forwards.
Must be minimum 350 mm from the steering wheel measured horizontally from the center of the steering wheel.
Scatter shields used to cover rotating final drivetrain parts, chains and belts must:
Be constructed of perforated 2 mm steel.
Cover chains and belts from the drive sprocket to the driven sprocket/chain wheel/belt or pulley.
Cover a surface plane 50 mm extending normal from the driven sprocket/chain or belt.
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