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Everything posted by Thomas Varghese
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@Mohamed Seidam my only doubt is because somewhere I read the car flips over because the sand starts to build up like a wall at the point of contact of the tires which are at the lower level. My understanding is a body over turns because the center of gravity point exceeds the critical angle. Now again my subsequent doubt creeps in my mind. If its the center of gravity point exceeding the critical angle which causes the flip isn't it more safe to keep the car at stock height rather than lifting it? I think the Marshals here can clear this doubt very easily as they know the answers to most of the reasons which cause a flip over and must have seen it all. Does lifting a car beyond its stock height really increase the chances of a flip over? Of course lifting must be helping in crossing over ridges and criss crossing.
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Very clearly explained by @Ale Vallecchi. Just made me recollect my Eng Mechanics during my 1st year in college. It would be even better if @Ale Vallecchi can explain why the car will flip if it fights Gravity and starts to fish tail. I have understood up to the point DON"T FIGHT GRAVITY. This article will be complete if you can give the explanation to why the car will roll over if anybody fights GRAVITY.
