In this era of personalization, then many drivers will modify their cars. However, many drivers are victims of a misunderstanding of body modification rules.
Misconception 1: Blindly enter a spoiler, the bigger the spoiler, the better!
Not all car models are suitable for spoiler installation. As part of improving car stability, faster car bodies are better for bladder engagement, and car bodies with smaller displacements are more "addictive".
As many drivers choose spoilers made of aluminum and magnesium, the overall weight of the car increases; and a more protruding spoiler increases the steering resistance of the car, resulting in lower fuel consumption. Therefore, when installing a spoiler, drivers should not blindly apply or deploy a larger spoiler for aesthetic purposes.
Misconception 2: Expand the wheel hub randomly
Changing a wheel hub is not as simple as "changing a metal tire". Correct modification of the wheel hub will not only increase the aesthetic index, but also improve the performance of the car; otherwise it will fail.
Wider, steeper tires combined with larger wheels can effectively reduce roll, providing greater stability. As a result, many drivers will opt for larger bikes. However, it should be noted that if car tires are flat, they will lose power and greatly reduce usability. Also, when replacing tire wheels, generally the tires and tires do not change more than 3 cm in total width from the original tires, otherwise fuel consumption will be reduced, resulting in poor ride quality, and rubbing as a result is the inside of the wheel. warping when the flywheel is inflated due to abnormal wear and improperly installed tires.
Misconception 3: Ignoring anticoagulants
To highlight the "logo" of the modified vehicle, many drivers will choose to strip the original car bumper and install a larger amount of fiberglass throughout the body, which will not only show the distinctive "identity" of the modified vehicle, but the performance like in cars. . In fact, this will inadvertently compromise the safety of the vehicle. Because the car's original bumper absorbs toughness, but when it is removed and replaced with a tough fiberglass surround, there can be a significant risk of damage to people and vehicles when the car falls.
Myth 4: When the exhaust pipe is bigger the car goes faster!
In addition to the appearance of the car, another change is planned to improve the acceleration of the car. Therefore, some car owners who do not "work" with mid-range power think that it would not only make the car "grunt" louder, but also make the car more powerful. . Of course, just replacing the exhaust pipe will improve the power without replacing the engine.