Tuesday, October 4

Automobile Tuning Tips

Customized Rolls-Royce Cullinan by Mansory for UAE
28Dec By technwheelzNo Comments
Automobile Tuning Tips

Customized Rolls-Royce Cullinan by Mansory for UAE

The Rolls-Royce Cullinan gets a customized body kit from Mansory. Christened the Mansory Cullinan Special UAE the Cullinan features new front fascia, revised fenders with upper and lower outlets on each side and larger side sills that accentuate the lower portion of the doors. The rear bumper gets a diffuser with cutouts for dual trapezoidal exhausts on each side. This specially tuned Cullinan rides on 24-inch wheels with pairs of arched spokes. Outside, many of the panels have a granite or marble finish. Inside, the granite finish is carried on to the steering panel, dashboard, door panels, and sills. A wavy, textured pattern is on the door panels and center console. In the back, the two seats have opposite applications of black and white leather. The one on the passenger si...
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Why do most cars have engines in the front? We pick 5 possible reasons
27Apr By technwheelz1 Comment
Auto Tech, Automobile Tuning Tips

Why do most cars have engines in the front? We pick 5 possible reasons

We pick five main reasons for why most cars have engines in the front? 1) Manufacturing Cost: Having the entire engine-transmission-drive-cooling package in the front saves on assembly and production costs. The transmission box is directly attached to the engine and it operated manually by a lever mechanism. If the engine is placed at rear side, it will cause the transmission box placed at rear side which requires a more complex mechanism to operate transmission by driver manually. Similarly, the front side engine are easy to connect with control linkages like clutch and accelerator. This is also easy for servicing. 2) Engine Cooling: We know why cooling of an engine is essential for proper running for a car. If an engine got hot, it will fail soon or later. Most of modern autom...
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Cornering Brake Control (CBC) explained
16Jul By technwheelzNo Comments
Auto Tech, Automobile Tuning Tips

Cornering Brake Control (CBC) explained

For greater safety when braking on curves - Cornering Brake Control stabilises your vehicle by applying braking pressure asymmetrically (unevenly). Using the revolutions of the wheel, CBC regulates the pressure in the different wheel brake cylinders so that wheels operate separately and brake optimally. (more…)
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The mystery of tiny arrow next to fuel pump icon explained
19May By technwheelzNo Comments
Automobile Tuning Tips

The mystery of tiny arrow next to fuel pump icon explained

Here's a simple question I asked few car owners pointing towards the instrument cluster. What does a tiny arrow next to the fuel pump icon on your car's fuel gauge indicate? Along the arc between the F and E is a symbol of a fuel pump. To the left of it is an arrow. What is it for? I received variety of answers as to what the arrow indicates. About 95% car owners were not aware while some had witty answers to reply. So, the answer is simple. The arrow indicates to which side of the car the fuel filler cap is on. If the arrow points left, that means the car’s filler cap is on the left side of your car!! This mystery has gone unnoticed for too long. As it turns out, this little arrow is super helpful. You may be surprised to know, but the majority of new cars from the past co...
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Feeling being roasted alive? Keep your car cool this summer
25Apr By technwheelzNo Comments
Automobile Tuning Tips

Feeling being roasted alive? Keep your car cool this summer

When you get in your car after it’s been parked in hot weather at work all day, or even in a lot outside a shopping mall or store, you can feel like being roasted alive. A car’s interior temperature can quickly reach 120 degrees and higher on a hot summer day. Follow these tips to keep your car cool and protect the interior as well as yourself and any passengers. 1) Use a Sunshade The best way to keep the direct sunlight out of your car is to use a sunshade. This item is available in a general size that will fit a sedan, SUV, and other classes of vehicles, or in a customized option that will fit your exact windshield size and shape. Many of these sunshades have reflective materials on one side, which should be placed facing out to reflect the sunshine away from your c...
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Tec Issue: Windshield Wipers- How to Fix Common Problems (Part 1)
29Jul By technwheelzNo Comments
Automobile Tuning Tips, How To Series

Tec Issue: Windshield Wipers- How to Fix Common Problems (Part 1)

Worn wiper blades can limit driving visibility, which is potentially unsafe. Experts recommend that you check your blades at least once every six months and replace them if they are worn. But what are you looking for? Here we take a look at the most common windshield wiper problems and offer some solutions that will give you a clear view of the road ahead in even the worst weather.  (more…)
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