True or False1. A floating caliper disc brake uses a single piston mounted on a sliding caliper to pinch a brake rotor between two brake pads2. Most small cars have a fully independent front suspension system3 Cruise control systems typically release the accelerator after receiving a signal from the brake light switch4. Unlike a standard differential, a limited slip differential will not send most of the power to a drive wheel without traction5. The driveshaft in a rear-wheel drive car may use Cardan joints and a slip joint rather than CV joints
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Are you also making a homemade dumpgate for it? Cold air intakes are the number one reason for destroying engines. They suck up water in the rain, or when you hit a big puddle of water locking up the engine. It will cause engine to hydroloc and break all kinds of stuff.
It take a cylinder crammed with water to hydrolock an engine, if the air cleanser remains in place then many of the water from the rain will end there, a chilly air intake oftentimes attracts air from the element of the engine compartment dealing with down in direction of the floor then you definately do not could desire to difficulty approximately water till the line is flooded and you suck it up into the engine, you would be extra useful in basic terms paying for one already made, in spite of the incontrovertible fact that they are in common terms stable for 3-7 Hp extra reckoning on the engine so which you are going to probably not observe it besides.
All true. The only exception would be with question 2. Small cars is too general a term. A 1930's Ford is a small car and has a drop axle in the front. Most if not all cars of this era had them.
All true unless one is a real stickler and considers the anti sway bar that ties most front suspensions together, which would make it not quite fully independent. (question 2)
