A car enthusiast forum based in the Philippines with over two decades of intelligent discussions about cars, driving, in-car entertainment, motorsports, off-roading, and motoring life.

News:

Welcome to the AutoIndustriya.com Car Discussion Forums!

Main Menu

for the old n new alike... (technical terminologies)

Started by sonic1, January 21, 2004, 02:31:56 AM

Previous topic - Next topic
|

sonic1

hey guys... i know there a lot of technical terms that we use here... but for the sake of those who visits this forums and the new ones (like me)... would you be kind enough to put those terms n explain it briefly...

i'm sure a lot of newbies n those who'd like to understand this terms would really appreciate as much as benefit from it!!! thanks!!!

::) ::) ::) ::) ::) ::) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)
DRIVE FAST DRIVE HARD!!! THE SECONDS REALLY MATTER!!!

R-A-Y

Sounds like a good idea :D

I'll make this sticky for easy reference :)

lantraluvr

Can I add some?

PS - pferde starke (sp)
HP - horse power
1 PS = 0.9.... HP
These figures are used for rating the power of the car...

FF - front engine, front wheel drive
FR - front engine, rear wheel drive
MR - mid-engined, rear wheel drive
RR - rear engine, rear wheel drive
4WD - four wheel drive

turbocharger - air pump driven by exhaust to increase intake of air to the engine

supercharger - air pump driven by the engine via belt to increase the intake of air to the engine
98 Hyundai Elantra 2.0 Beta
06 Hyundai Getz 1.5 CRDi

http://hyundaiclubph.proboards25.com
http://www.lantraluvr.com

GRaMLyTZ


  These may not be technical terms in specific but terms affiliated in the automotive wolrd . These are I can think for the moment . :)

 AWD - All WHeel Drive
 CAI   - Cold Air Intake
 JDM - Japanese DOmestic Market
 USDM - US Domestic Market
 1320 feet - 1/4 mile or the quartermile
 
 
 


Self Pity

I never saw a wild thing
sorry for itself.
A small

Eikichi Onizuka

Christmas tree= when you watch a legal event ito yung parang stoplight na nasa gitna ng 2 racer

ram air= ito yung nakakabit sa right headlights ng mga civic and left headlights naman para sa mga corolla its main function is to vacuum more air from the outside going inside.

See you soon guys!!!

Lncr_turbo


M.com


N.A. - Naturally Aspirated or Normally Aspirated. Meaning the engine alone is responsible for ingesting air, no aid from external active devices like turbo or supercharger.

All Motor - Same as N.A. (New School terminology)

Arnold

Boost = Turbo
Blower= Supercharger
Juice= Nitrous oxide
SOHC= Single OverHead Cams
DOHC=Double OverHead Cams

More HP to all of U. 8) 8) 8) 8)
Money is my GAME

johnqpublic318

Quote from: Yoyo on January 27, 2004, 12:21:12 PM
Boost = Turbo
More HP to all of U. 8) 8) 8) 8)

How can "boost = turbo" when boost can be had also with a supercharger.  Boost is a measurement of pressure provided by forced induction and doesn't just mean "turbo".

GRaMLyTZ


 I agree , both superchargers and turbochargers utilizes boost . Maybe a street word for turbo also is SNAIL more appropriate o di na ito considered technical term ?? :)


Self Pity

I never saw a wild thing
sorry for itself.
A small

fatbastard

FI= forced induction
WOT= wide open throttle
AFC= air flow converter
AIC= additional injector controller
LSD= limited slip differential; lysergic acid
ITC= ignition timing controller
torque= HP*RPM/5252
i want my Aristocrat chicken BBQ c/o weiman5!! hehehe Ü

Raymond

Quote from: fatbastard on February 02, 2004, 11:28:16 AM
FI= forced induction
WOT= wide open throttle
AFC= air flow converter
AIC= additional injector controller
LSD= limited slip differential; lysergic acid
ITC= ignition timing controller
torque= HP*RPM/5252

What unit of torque will this formula yield Atty? :)

fatbastard

Quote from: rAImond on February 02, 2004, 01:29:35 PM
Quote from: fatbastard on February 02, 2004, 11:28:16 AM
FI= forced induction
WOT= wide open throttle
AFC= air flow converter
AIC= additional injector controller
LSD= limited slip differential; lysergic acid
ITC= ignition timing controller
torque= HP*RPM/5252

What unit of torque will this formula yield Atty? :)

...depends on which unit you will be using for the HP! ;)

i think KG-m yields kW, while lb-ft yields HP. CMIIW...
i want my Aristocrat chicken BBQ c/o weiman5!! hehehe Ü

per

RPM= Revolutions Per Minuite :)
KPH= Kilometers Per Hour :)
LHD= Left Hand Dive :)
RHD=Right Hand Drive :)

anton000

#14
VTEC - Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control
MIVEC - Mitsubishi Innovative Valve timing Electronic Control system
VVTi - Variable Valve Timing with intelligence
EGR Valve - Exhaust Gas Recirculation Valve
EFI - Electronic Fuel Injection
BOV - Blow-off Valve
EGT - Exhaust Gas Temperature
AFR - Air Fuel Ratio

|