braking
What side is the brake pedal on?
Left side of the accelerated.
What happens if you rev to 7k rpm and take a turn while dumping the clutch?
PHAT SKIDZ!
what is the most common car part to break?
flat tire or flat Battery
What happens if you speed?
You go fast
What is the needed stopping distance for a car going 110kmh?
3-5 seconds weather dependent
When should brake at a corner?
Before the corner
How long does it take for your wheel to lose tread?
Every 40-80km
What happens to a person after a head on collision going 110kmh?
Critically injured or dead
What happens if you are caught going 30kmh over the speed limit?
INSTANT loss of license
Whats the percentage of brake bias on normal cars?
Normally the front does 60-70% of the work
If there is a sharp corner approaching what signs would occur?
Reduce speed signs
how long does it take for spark plugs to go bad?
30,000km
Why should you not speed in school zones?
There are Children around, crossing street and playing games
How often should you change/check your breaks?
Every 10,000-15,000km or once a year
What was ABS(Anti-lock Braking Systems) Made for?
Anti-lock Braking Systems (ABS) weren't invented for cars; they were first developed for aircraft in 1929 to prevent tires from bursting upon landing.
What should you do before travelling on the freeway?
Check tire pressure, oil and coolant.