Suspension & Steering (A4)Pregunta 31 de 120
Camber angle is defined as the:
a.Forward or rearward tilt of the steering axis
b.Inward or outward tilt of the wheel from vertical, viewed from the front
c.Difference in toe between left and right wheels
d.Angle of the tie rod to the ground
Explicación
Camber is the inward (negative) or outward (positive) tilt of the wheel from true vertical when viewed from the front. Incorrect camber causes uneven tire wear on one shoulder and can pull the vehicle to one side. It is adjusted where the suspension design allows.
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