Normal or bizarre? Revs increase when steering wheel is turned
#1
Normal or bizarre? Revs increase when steering wheel is turned
Lately, I've noticed that when I turn my wheels while stopped, the engine revs, like from 750 to 1,100RPMs.
Why does it do that?
Why does it do that?
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Originally Posted by Wassup2114
Because it takes a ton of power to overcome the static friction that tires have (w00t physics) when 3000 pounds of metal is pushing them against the ground.
#9
Originally Posted by 96i30azn
Thats bad physics because it's still static friction when the car's rollin. Only in a skid does it become kenetic friction, still static friction of rubber on pavement is 1.0 and kenetic is .9.. not much difference. Also it's only 60% of that 3100 lbs. on the front wheels.
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