Sentences with phrase «turning at speed results»

The reduction in camber angles when turning at speed results in improved steering feel, 23 percent less tire tilt, and increased lateral grip.

Not exact matches

The result is immense turn - in agility and a frankly astonishing economy of input required to blast across these wet, freezing roads at breakneck speed.

Tall SUVs typically are better with steering that's not so quick it becomes twitchy at higher speeds, and that usually results in the need for minor steering corrections through long, sweeping turns.

This produces an asymmetrical drive torque distribution that matches the dynamic wheel load distribution... This lets the driver apply much greater force to the accelerator pedal at the apex of a bend, which in turn results in significantly higher exit speeds of the Golf GTI Performance out of bends.

At low speed it all but eliminates turn - in understeer and the GT is very nimble as a result.

At speeds over 37 mph, the rear wheels can turn up to 1.5 degrees to effectively «lengthen'the cars wheelbase, resulting in greater dynamic stability.

Negotiating turns at reasonable speeds results in plenty of body roll and highlights the fact that the steering is very vague and slow.

The result was a car about 100 pounds lighter than a similarly configured BMW 3 Series, Cadillac says, allowing the Cadillac to have slightly better horsepower - to - weight ratios, in turn helping the ATS to match or slightly improve on BMW's 0 - 60 mph acceleration times (despite the handicap of a six - speed automatic transmission where BMW has an eight - speed).

Turning the wheel too far to the left to tackle a sharp bend at the wrong speed would result in you spinning out in the other direction.

At a weak signal strength of -120 dBm, results showed the Qualcomm modem turning in speeds that were 67 percent faster than what the Intel modem could produce.