sounds logical.Originally posted by ditzy:People say hatchback more susceptible to rear splash.![]()
Ahh yes! Rooster tails!Originally posted by ditzy:People say hatchback more susceptible to rear splash.![]()
I thought for a moment . .suddenly don't sound logical liao.Originally posted by ditzy:People say hatchback more susceptible to rear splash.![]()
The spray kicked up behind the car as it moves forward in wet conditions. The sedan's boot stops it from reaching the rear windscreen.Originally posted by Icemoon:what is rooster tail?
It's not necessary, actually.Originally posted by Icemoon:I still cannot figure out how come the evo has a rear wiper.
does the evo rally car have rear wiper? how about the subaru wrx rally version?
When I was young, I actually thought the air travelling over the vehicle as it sped will blow it strong and rough. So I attached a balloon with a string and tied it to the rear window of the van. The van moved faster and faster, but the balloon didn't move a fcuking bit.Originally posted by Icemoon:I thought for a moment . .suddenly don't sound logical liao.
more susceptible to rear splash but still the incline is greater right? so water should flow down faster and the aerodynamics will help?
what is rooster tail?
Cos the engineers felt like putting one on it?Originally posted by Icemoon:I still cannot figure out how come the evo has a rear wiper.
does the evo rally car have rear wiper? how about the subaru wrx rally version?
hmm .. I thought if you wipe a dry wind screen, the wiper will spoil very fast?Originally posted by LRRP:Theres a theory for this..
That the way the windscreen is positioned and due lack of a boot.. dust and mud tends to cumulate more on the rear wind screen than a car with a boot. Thus a wiper is necessary..
Depends on whether it comes it a washer jet that allows it to do so.Originally posted by Icemoon:the rear wind screen can shoot out water or not?![]()