ABS explained using pictures

[road hog]

trying to explain how ABS works to the O/H.

found this..

[G600]

And the one with ABS took longer to stop

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G600 said:

And the one with ABS took longer to stop

But was able to steer, while the non-ABS dog had to plough straight on for fear of skidding

[ILoveMondeo]

Close the thread now, it's just been summed up perfectly in the first three posts!

Any more and it'll turn into a handbags at dawn argument over the merits of traction control.

[McSam]

Very good, that

[*Al*]

ABS off is my dog.

[Ozzie Osmond]

G600 said:

And the one with ABS took longer to stop

But the one without sh*t itself all over the place and still failed to avoid the inevitable.

[The Nur]

G600 said:

And the one with ABS took longer to stop

Almost lost my st when I saw that was the first reply.

Not. Again.

[GravelBen]

G600 said:

And the one with ABS took longer to stop

ABS can be a bit hopeless on loose surfaces, but I'm sure ABS dog would stop quicker on a wet kitchen floor!

[rhinochopig]

*Al* said:

ABS off is my dog.

Given we have labs, ours would be indicative of TC+AWD. They'd be dragging me into the sea.

[Shaw Tarse]

GravelBen said:

G600 said:

And the one with ABS took longer to stop

ABS can be a bit hopeless on loose surfaces, but I'm sure ABS dog would stop quicker on a wet kitchen floor!

Both would oversteer into the fridge!

[sihartlepool]

hahaaa i like that!

[Prof Prolapse]

Are dogs front wheel drive?

[GravelBen]

Four paw

[Shaw Tarse]

Prof Prolapse said:

Are dogs front wheel drive?

That was a discussion on Top Gear,though they didn't discuss which animals have launch control?

[Prof Prolapse]

Shaw Tarse said:

Prof Prolapse said:

Are dogs front wheel drive?

That was a discussion on Top Gear,though they didn't discuss which animals have launch control?

Vaguely remember hearing it somewhere but don't watch top gear.

Still would like to know the answer. Horses are definitely RWD with an element of FWD, a bit like a reverse haldex.

I'm also fairly confident my cat runs a similar system.

[The Nur]

Prof Prolapse said:

Vaguely remember hearing it somewhere but don't watch top gear.

Still would like to know the answer. Horses are definitely RWD with an element of FWD, a bit like a reverse haldex.

I'm also fairly confident my cat runs a similar system.

In that case my cat is a Morgan 3 wheeler

[crazy about cars]

Actually just looks to me from the picture the dog on the right was dragged while the dog on the left kind of walked until very close to the sea.

[G600]

The Nur said:

Almost lost my st when I saw that was the first reply.

Not. Again.

It's. A. Joke.

[The Nur]

G600 said:

The Nur said:

Almost lost my st when I saw that was the first reply.

Not. Again.

It's. A. Joke.

It is. An old one. Anyway, I was only on about the abs braking distances argument, I like the debate one the driven paws of animals