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A 2-axle rigid body on a car refers to the number of axles and the type of chassis of the vehicle.
An axle is a shaft that connects the wheels of a vehicle to the transmission, allowing the wheels to rotate and move the vehicle. A rigid body refers to the type of chassis, which is a structural frame that supports the body of the vehicle.
A 2-axle rigid body means that the vehicle has two axles and the frame is not flexible, it does not bend or flex.
It's important to note that there are different types of vehicles with different configurations, for example a truck with 2-axle rigid body means that the truck has two axles (front and rear) and the body of the truck is not bendable or flexible. A car with 2-axle rigid body means that the car has a frame that is not flexible but it only have one axle.
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How do wheels rotate in a car?
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What is the difference between a split axle and straight axle in a car?
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Can you tow a front wheel drive automatic car?
front cause the tranny drive the steer axle
What does 2 axle rigid mean on a car?
no
Is the car with 2 axle rigid body okay?
On the surface the answer is yes.BUTI think this question refers to a specific example that is not detailed so it is not possible to correctly answer this question
Can a 2 axle rigid body car be 4 wheel drive?
yes yall you need is an AN ENGINE ON BOTH AXLES IT IS CALLED CADILAC CONVERSTIONS LOOK IT UP
What does per axle mean?
axle means to do with a car
What does the axel do for the car?
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Do airplane's have a wheel and axle?
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What is a car axle?
what are the signs of a damaged front axle and is it dangerous to drive a car with a damaged axle.
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What three jobs are the parts body shell or frame car designed to do?
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What does EATX mean in a car fuse box?
Electronic Automatic Trans Axle. It is the transmission.
Is a nut and bold holding a wheel on a car a rigid or mobile?
The nut and bolt would be rigid to the car but the car is mobile.
Why do you have to use and axle stand on a vehicle?
to support a car so that it does not fall on any of your body parts when doing repairs
