Sentences with phrase «while damping force»

Working with a revised damper electronic control (CDC) strategy, this enables exceptional low speed ride performance while damping force increases significantly with speed, providing the optimum balance between body control and stability at all speeds.

Not exact matches

To improve handling over the Zephyr, while still maintaining the semi-cushy ride most Lincoln buyers expect, engineers tweaked the chassis by revising the steering - boost curve, increasing spring rates, upsizing anti-roll bars and increasing damping force.

Independent roll control characteristics are achieved using separate tuning controls: Normal mode helps provide superior ride comfort, while Sport mode helps increase damping forces for enhanced dynamic precision and control.

«Sport» mode allows the shock absorbers to have a tauter response depending on the driving situation, while «Sport plus» is recommended for fast lap times on a race circuit: apart from higher damping forces, this mode has special control algorithms configured for a decidedly sporty driving style on uneven road surfaces.

Sport + - Further increases suspension damping force while maximizing steering response and AHA torque vectoring for the most engaged driver who demands the most accurate vehicle response.

Tuned by Renault Sport Technologies, the Clio GT's springs are five per cent stiffer, while the shock absorbers have been recalibrated to deliver 50 per cent more damping force at the front, and 40 per cent more at the rear.

You might come to realize that while gravitation can do a bit of work at first in a way that depends on the initial state and hence can differentially heat or cool local parts of the gas as it expands or compresses to achieve a self - supporting density / pressure profile such that throughout the gas column (condition for static force balance), once static force balance is achieved (which happens almost instantly, BTW) any bulk motion of the gas damps and gravitation can no longer heat or cool the gas.