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Positive method of feeding fuel to an engine instead of allowing it to be drawn in, as with a carburettor.
One employing four - not three - rigid mountings for the harness or straps.
Four-wheel drive system in which four wheels are permanently driven.
Computer with the ability to understand unclear data and process a large number of variables, thus differentiating between alternative conditions.
Colloquialism for the effect that acceleration, cornering and braking has on a vehicle or its occupants.
One that employs compressed gas to exert pressure on the damping fluid, thus reducing aeration.
Engine in which burning fuel expands to drive a turbine that rotates a power shaft.