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  • all terrain car

    hinduja.prasad

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    Updated: Oct 26, 2024
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    what are the basic differences between an all terrain car and an ordinary car in terms of
    steering
    braking system
    suspension

    if possible please forward me a link or an e-book on the tecnical details of an all yerrain car.........😁
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  • raj87verma88

    Member • Mar 29, 2009

    You can google for the link yourself. As far as e-book is concerned, we do not promote piracy.

    The suspension and steering is made stronger for an ATV.
    The first difference that you would notice is that the chassis of an ordinary car is built on the lines of Space Frame
    While the ATV has a roll cage like structure called pipe/tubular frame.
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  • gohm

    Member • Mar 30, 2009

    E-books that you purchase to download are ok.

    Some differences:

    greater steering lock

    much stronger suspension, with much greater travel

    high tech individually controlled brakes

    larger tires with off road tread and low air pressure

    high torque engine with 2/4wd powertrain with lsd- limited slip differentials and low gearing

    strong chassis
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  • hinduja.prasad

    Member • Mar 30, 2009

    thanks for the reply...........can u pls forward me any links that have any substantial info. on this.......i am a 1st year ece student and i am a part of the baja all terrain car project in my coll so kindly help me .............i am a new bee...........
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  • raj87verma88

    Member • Mar 30, 2009

    You are in which college?
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