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In automobiles, and other wheeled vehicles which have more than one wheel on an axle, the track is the distance between the centreline of two roadwheels on the same axle. In a car with four wheels, this will be expressed as "front track" and "rear track". From Wikipedia under the
GNU Free Documentation License From Yahoo Image Search: "Axle track"  articlesmind.com Kelley Schreiber Wed, 18 Aug 2010 00:02:43 GM Gross weight and weight distribution are important for ensuring reliable operation, since overweight vehicles require more fuel, making them more costly to run, and cause more wear on the wheels, . axles. , trucks and . track. . ... From Google Blog Search: "Axle track"  canadiandriver.com Fri, 18 Jun 2010 08:05:19 GMT+00:00 CanadianDriver The 633-cc overhead valve, four-cylinder engine was nestled behind the rear axle and drove through a four-speed manual transmission with synchromesh on the ...  sciencemag.org Thu, 03 Jun 2010 18:11:51 GMT+00:00 Science Magazine (subscription) We found that the shuttling involves two steps: thermally driven escape from the initial station, followed by rapid motion along the track ending either at ... Full Text (HTML) Science Magazine (subscription)  indiainfoline.com Mon, 21 Jun 2010 09:54:29 GMT+00:00 India Infoline.com Automatic clearance of Block Section has been provided at 448 sections through use of axle counters. This will reduce dependence on human element & enhance ... From Google News Search: "Axle track" In a 1/4 mile race, what would changing your axle ratio from 3.73 to 4.30 do? Q. 4.30 vs 3.73 Same: weather, driver, engine, fuel, vehicle, weight, wind, track, reaction time, transmission, tire diameter 264 HP 340 ft/lb torque V8, no forced induction or nitrous, 5500 LB Max torque- 4500 RPM, HP 5500 Automatic Asked by S-guy - Thu Jun 25 21:34:10 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. ohhh, good question, i love this stuff. my first followup questions are what cam are you using? do you have a stall torque converter? if so, what is the stall? what type of transmission and what are the gear ratios of each gear? how many cubic inches in your engine, make, year? dual plane or single plane intake? what carb? headers? i need more info, and give you the correct ratio! yeah, a taller ratio might give you more jump off the line, but what if your tires couldn't handle that extra torque? what if the cam wasn't designed to launch you at that extra 500 RPM that the rear end ratio gives you? and you might sacrifice high end...unless you're using a single plane manifold with a shorter trans gear...just all depends on the… [cont.] Answered by Nathan W. - Thu Jun 25 21:44:30 2009 Im having amc 20 problems in my jeep? Q. hi i have a 1978 cj7 with an amc 20 narrow track axle and i just bought the one piece upgrade can i knock out the spindle seals so my bearings can be bathed in gear oil like most heavy duty axles. it makes sense to me it seams it would function better i would just have to run a little more oil in the diff so that it can fill the tubes too Asked by Zac - Wed Jul 14 18:02:29 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. If you do, you will get gear oil all over your brakes and then they will not work. Answered by Rod Knocker - Thu Jul 15 16:24:04 2010 What used axles will be most compatible with a 2008 Wrangler 2dr? (Front and Rear)?
Q. Here's the deal, I'm considering purchasing a 5.5" X-Factor Long Arm, Coil Over, 8" stretch suspension lift from Rock Krawler: I'm aware of what I'd be getting into with this build; body work, fuel cell relocating, welding, etc. No problem there. I have a long summer, knowledgeable friends, and plenty of beer to keep them interested. I currently have the stock Dana 35 rear, 30 front. With the future setup, I know I'll need 4.88 gears, and I plan on putting air lockers in. I'll need a Driver's side front diff (Don't have an aftermarket transfer case that will allow a passenger side diff.) I'm told the location for the spring perches will be an issue with some years on a Dana 60 front. On most common Dana 60s, they're supposedly a… [cont.] Asked by RogueJD - Thu Mar 11 16:21:35 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. Depending on your tire size you can put Dana 44's in from a rubicon. Probably have better answers if you go to a jeep specific site Answered by captain cool - Thu Mar 11 17:16:22 2010 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Axle track" |
