rear bias tirm

Barend van Zadelhoff Jan 14, 2011:

misschien / ik liep de Kudoz-lijst na, interessante bezigheid, en 'tirm' trok mijn aandacht: tirm ????

What is meant by the front bias and rear bias of the break of an automobile?

If your back brakes were stronger than your fronts then you could end up with the back end fishtaling where the back end slips about as its locks up.

The fronts must be stronger that the backs so that the car brakes properly, they achive this by putting smaller brakes on the back or by fitting drums in some small cars/vans.

Or they can fit a valve to the back hydraulics to reduce the pressure

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_meant_by_the_front_bias_an...

With this in mind, begin tuning by setting both front and rear to maximum and testing the car’s behavior. I’ve found the easiest way to do this is brake into a high-speed turn like Turn One at Apricot Hill or Midfield. If the rear end starts to slide out under braking, try lowering brake bias on the rear until the behavior gradually lessens to an acceptable level.

The brakes have plenty of stopping power and are very easy to adjust front to rear bias

adjust / tune / trim ...

Rudi Sanders (X) Jan 12, 2011:

mogelijkheden voor bias: bijstroom; fout met gemiddelde afwijking; gemiddelde afwijking; instelstroom; negatieve voorspanning; voorspanning.
Weinig context om het juist in te schatten. Succes.

vixen Jan 12, 2011:

Spelfout? Ik vermoed dat het "rear bias trim" moet zijn, oftewel afregeling van de "bias" aan de achterkant. Automotive is niet mijn specialiteit, dus de fijne details laat ik aan de experts op dit gebied over.