Sentences with phrase «greater body rigidity»

The conversion process for the Nismo 350Z began with a limited number of chassis being pulled from the assembly line to be sent to Nissan - tuner Autech to have structural seams hand - welded for greater body rigidity.

It uses a fully enclosed cross brace roof construction that provides greater body rigidity.

Not exact matches

The Ridgeline's unibody construction offers greater rigidity than the body - on - frame setups used by other midsize trucks.

Increased body stiffness (30 percent greater rigidity than the previous model) has led to improvements in noise, vibration and harshness.

The IS 300h, shown here approaching one of Ørnevegen's hairpins, is the first Lexus hybrid to feature a battery positioned beneath the luggage deck board, contributing to a sportier driving experience by creating a lower center of gravity and greater rear body rigidity.

Thicker body frame with a closed cross-section and other enhancements improve rigidity for greater handling stability and reduced road noise

The body structure design ensures inherent rigidity, with a 37.7 % increase in the use of ultra-high-strength steel compared to the original Genesis, resulting in 16 % greater torsional strength and 40 % greater bending strength.

A significant benefit to the advanced body construction is that total vehicle weight increased only by approximately 5 percent despite the larger size, greater rigidity and added features.

Noise, Vibration and Harshness (NVH) Reduction Structural improvements in the unit - body and the greatest use of high - tensile steel in Accord Hybrid history provides exceptional rigidity that reduces bending and twisting, which directly improves NVH characteristics.

The chassis» torsional rigidity is up by 25 per cent which helps the third gen magnetic ride dampers do a fine job of controlling wheel and body motion, but from the driver's perspective, they also deliver a comfortable ride on the road and yet can still deliver great handling on track.