The document compares Ackerman steering, where the inner wheel turns more than the outer wheel during a turn, to anti-Ackerman steering, where the outer wheel turns more. Ackerman steering is used in most regular cars and causes the outer front wheel to bear more load in a corner, potentially resulting in understeer. Anti-Ackerman steering is used in some high-performance vehicles and sports cars and causes more load on the inner front wheel during a turn, tending to produce oversteer.
The document compares Ackerman steering, where the inner wheel turns more than the outer wheel during a turn, to anti-Ackerman steering, where the outer wheel turns more. Ackerman steering is used in most regular cars and causes the outer front wheel to bear more load in a corner, potentially resulting in understeer. Anti-Ackerman steering is used in some high-performance vehicles and sports cars and causes more load on the inner front wheel during a turn, tending to produce oversteer.
The document compares Ackerman steering, where the inner wheel turns more than the outer wheel during a turn, to anti-Ackerman steering, where the outer wheel turns more. Ackerman steering is used in most regular cars and causes the outer front wheel to bear more load in a corner, potentially resulting in understeer. Anti-Ackerman steering is used in some high-performance vehicles and sports cars and causes more load on the inner front wheel during a turn, tending to produce oversteer.
The document compares Ackerman steering, where the inner wheel turns more than the outer wheel during a turn, to anti-Ackerman steering, where the outer wheel turns more. Ackerman steering is used in most regular cars and causes the outer front wheel to bear more load in a corner, potentially resulting in understeer. Anti-Ackerman steering is used in some high-performance vehicles and sports cars and causes more load on the inner front wheel during a turn, tending to produce oversteer.
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Ackerman vs Anti – Ackerman
No. Aspects Ackerman Anti-Ackerman
1 Inner tire turns more than Outer tire turns more than outer tire inner tire Definition Inner wheel travel less Outer wheel travel less then distance then outer one inner wheel 2 Application All regular cars F1 cars and some sports cars 3 Effects on Front outer wheel has more Front inner wheel has more wheels load on it while cornering load on it while cornering. 4 Type of understeer oversteer steering 5 high speed turning could high speed turning is very Effects in cause roll over but using effective not more issues of driving drift it could be overcome roll over.