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What is an air cushion?
An air cushion is a device or structure filled with air that helps to absorb shocks or impacts. These cushions are commonly used in packaging to protect fragile items during transportation, as well as in medical devices like wheelchair seats to provide comfort and pressure relief.
What is an air-cushion vehicle?
An air-cushion vehicle is an alternative name for a hovercraft.
Can you replace air shocks with regular shocks?
Yes you can.
How do you change air shocks on 2001 Oldsmobile Silhouette?
This car does not come with air shocks.
What do shocks and struts do?
cushion your ride without them it would ride like a lumber wagon very rough
How do air cushion vehicles work?
Air cushion vehicles work by creating a large force of that points to the ground. This lifts the vehicle off the ground letting it ride on a cushion of air.
When changing air shocks to regular shocks what do you do with the air lines?
When changing air shocks to regular shocks, you should carefully disconnect the air lines from the air shocks. Make sure to cap or seal the air lines to prevent any dirt or moisture from entering the system. It's also important to check for any leaks or damage in the air system before completing the installation of the regular shocks. Finally, ensure that the new shocks are properly installed and adjusted for optimal performance.
Can you connecting line to air shocks for individual air and how?
If you are looking to make air shocks operate like air bags, you will be disappointed.
Why does a hovercraft ride on a cushion of air?
it rides on an air cushion so it can go on water, land, snow ect.
What is a vehicle that travels over water or land on a cushion of air?
A vehicle that travels over water or land on a cushion of air is called a hovercraft
Does a 1995 Crown Victoria use shocks or struts?
Shocks- some are air shocks. Shocked?
Why does a air filled tire have a smooth ride but a punctured one does not?
An air-filled tire provides cushioning and absorbs impact due to the air pressure within, resulting in a smoother ride. However, a punctured tire loses air pressure, reducing its ability to cushion shocks and vibrations, leading to a bumpier ride.
