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Asymmetric tires (Asymmetric tyres)
=== Vše === Car parts Tires and rims Podvozek Terms 

Asymmetric tires (Asymmetric tyres)

Wednesday April 5th, 2023 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 0

Asymmetric tires combine two different tread types. At first glance, the tread shape of the right and left tires is different, as if the manufacturer had combined the symmetrical and directional tires together. Typically, tires with an asymmetric tread pattern boast the best performance. This is because their construction allows the tread to be split into two completely different parts. The first stiff part for better handling and longer tire life, and the second part aimed at reducing noise and sufficiently draining water from the track.

e-TEC
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e-TEC

Wednesday March 22nd, 2023 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 0

Škoda models bearing the e-TEC designation are equipped with a mild-hybrid drive system. In these cases, the function of the combustion engine is supplemented by an electric motor to assist the conventional combustion engine.

Carbon dioxide CO<sub>2</sub>
=== Vše === Ecology Technické zajímavosti Terms 

Carbon dioxide CO2

Wednesday February 22nd, 2023 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 0

Carbon dioxide has become synonymous with the environmental friendliness of modern cars. Yet it is a non-toxic, colourless, tasteless and odourless gas that is heavier than air. CO2 is formed by the reaction of carbon with oxygen, for example in a process called combustion. But it doesn’t have to be combustion in engines as everyone thinks of it now! It’s also produced by ordinary breathing…

Slick tire (Slick tyre)
=== Vše === Car parts Motoristický slang Motorsport Tires and rims Terms 

Slick tire (Slick tyre)

Saturday February 11th, 2023 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 0

Slick is the name given to racing tires that have completely smooth tread. The smooth tread allows for a larger contact area between the tire and the road, thus giving the tire more grip.

SAFETY

Passive safety
=== Vše === Safety Passive safety Terms 

Passive safety

Saturday November 14th, 2020 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 0
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Active safety

Monday November 9th, 2020 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 0

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Barrel
=== Vše === Historie automobilismu Pojmy Terms 

Barrel

Wednesday March 30th, 2022 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 0

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Asymmetric tires (Asymmetric tyres)
=== Vše === Car parts Tires and rims Podvozek Terms 

Asymmetric tires (Asymmetric tyres)

Wednesday April 5th, 2023 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 0
Slick tire (Slick tyre)
=== Vše === Car parts Motoristický slang Motorsport Tires and rims Terms 

Slick tire (Slick tyre)

Saturday February 11th, 2023 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 0
Brake disc
=== Vše === Car parts Podvozek 

Brake disc

Friday December 9th, 2022 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 0

TECHNICAL INTERESTING FACTS

Carbon dioxide CO<sub>2</sub>
=== Vše === Ecology Technické zajímavosti Terms 

Carbon dioxide CO2

Wednesday February 22nd, 2023 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 0
Calculation of CO<sub>2</sub> emissions
=== Vše === Technické zajímavosti Terms 

Calculation of CO2 emissions

Thursday December 19th, 2019 Ing. Jan Sajdl, Ph.D. 2
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