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WorksheetsChassis 4
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The mass (weight) of a vehicle is suspended by:
Springs
Shock absorbers
Macpherson Strut
Ladder chassis
What type of spring is pictured?
Coil Spring
Air Spring
Twirly spring
Twisty spring
Which type of spring is pictured?
Air spring
Rubber spring
Torsion spring
Leaf spring
Which type of spring is pictured?
Leaf spring
semi - elliiptical spring
Coil spring
Half moon spring
Which type of spring is pictured?
Torsion bar
Twisty spring
Lever spring
Coil over
Which of these statements is NOT an advantage of Rubber springs.
Cannot support heavy loads
Silent in use
Require no lubrication
Can be moulded in any shape
Why is there a shackle at on end of a leaf spring.
To allow for spring length to change on bounce
So vehicle can be raised up
It is only way to fix to chassis
It makes spring independent.
The advantages of Torsion Bar suspension are
All of answers
Lightweight
Good ride comfort
Low maintenance
If a coil spring has different diameter at top and bottom this does what to the spring rate?
Varies spring rate
Doubles spring rate
Halves spring rate
Has no affect on spring rate
Coil springs are the most common spring found in car suspension.
True
False
