I like the computer aided visuals to explain the matter which is really helpful and makes the video look authentic. Thanks

He wasn't trash talking the Prelude. He was just saying, "It was a market flop" meaning that it's sales figures were rather poor compared to other Honda's. "Market flop" is different then saying, "Total Failure". For example, the Chevy SS was also a market flop at time of release. Now it's one of the most sought after used cars. Calling a car a market flop is just factual, but it's not saying that the car itself was horrible. It just means people didn't appreciate it enough at release to purchase it, but chances are, they may come to like it later down the line. The fact that people interpret any statement said about their car waifu as an insult, really just blows me away.

That Hard braking concept is truly ingenious. Vehicles with rear wheel steering could also be fitted with bigger rear disk brakes but steering during hard braking could cause the inner rear Tyre to poop out.

This movie is just amazing! I wish my teachers in the University (in Ukraine) would explain me their subjects in the way you do in your show. Great job, probably one of the best show I've ever seen (as close to "How it's made" as only possible), keep doing that. It's very informative and fascinating, I just love it! Thank you so much. Don't be so surprise if you see those movies translated in Russian somewhere in KZfaq)

My question paper Explain 4 wheel drive steering in detail. Me *Literally writing everything this guy said

its kinda like as if you have a hidden steering assist right?

This was really well explained. Thank you.

1:44 simple physics, pivot is more nearer to the back than the front based on the turning radius of the back wheels

This will certainly mean lesser maneuver hassle in tight corners, especially with big cars or cars that previously had a narrow turning radius. I read that the latest Porsche 911 incorporates this system and I thought I was reading it wrong because the only thing I thought could be rear was the traction. Pretty remarkable!

What happens when there is a very gentle curve on the highway. Going at high speed how does it distinguish a lane change to a gentle curve?

that answered all my questions. thanks

So would slow-speed rear wheel cornering mean the end of clipping concrete barriers, curbs, and other immovables when people negotiate a tight turn?

2004 GMC Sierra Denali had Quadrasteer 4 wheel steering. great truck!

very clear and understandable!

Thanks my bus company needs these Mechanisms for Some models for the community and there might be a Simmilar system in the Eagle 360 version of the Models.

Its magical, that needs to be on every car

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this man said praylude im dead

You could still turn and correct with rear wheels opposing front, just take a bit less steering, it wouldn't be much different, maybe more elegant to have the freedom to essentially make the car move diagonally (would certainly make parallel parking in those tight spaces a lot simpler, especially if the wheels could get close to 90 degrees allowing you to line up and go near sideways) having the option to manually select the steering mode appropriate for the manoeuvre you want to make from the steering wheel would be a great feature as then regardless of speed you could pick the most appropriate, all wheel opposed or all wheel in synch, maybe rear wheels locked if necessary, a simple push pull lever would suffice, heck if you're really advanced it could be a slider that can adjust the degree of opposition or synchronisation with fixed real wheel in the middle so you can choose how tight your turn is or how much your you turn versus move diagonally intuitively as automatic systems, while good for inexperienced drivers don't always make the right choice as the automatic courtesy car I drove for a week proved, one minute I'm accelerating onto a main road and the engine is roaring, next I'm turning onto an uphill and it's up-shifting, found myself reaching for the non-existent gear stick!

GREAT explanation. only video that needs to seen to explain lol

Will have this for the first time on my cybertruck. :)

It's funny you never mention rear roll steer on a live axle. A video on that would also be good.

What happens to the rear wheels when reversing to park. Fixed or opposite direction?

i wish cooley would return to reviewing automobiles. He was the best.

Might I add a rod from front steering to back to effect 4-wheel steering?

I'm not a big car guy. Was wondering which car has the best 4-wheel steering system? And which one has the best four-wheel drive?

Do they use the indicator signal to distinguish between a lane change and a long sweeping curve on highway?

How does it work on highways though. Do the back wheels just stay straight when going around highway turns?

One example of four wheel steering system was on r34 the point is both high and low speed steering

Opposite to a welded diff

All car makers should also try hydraulic mechanism like in the JCB, for four wheel steering, instead of electro-mechanisms.

What will happen if these thing malfunction at high speed? Like turning to opposite direction

what is the threshold of low speed ?

Hey man, do not talk down the Prelude, come on! I loved that car.

How about at a curve of country road say 50 mph?

Sounds interesting. I have a 2008 Lexus es350 and I feel my can steers from behind when I steer left or right at a high speed. Do you think my car has such systems?

is that a rendered lexus gs450h?

1:22 ford falcon xr8?

So the rear end does a pizza to stop quicker. What if it does a french fry?

*NISSAN SKYLINE R34 INTENSIFIES*

0:15 every wheel Drives Steers and Dampens

I was saying this could work in 7th grade and everyone was saying it was a bad idea.

But can you drift

Pebble Point? Or how is it called?! 1:39

you do not need rear wheel steering - if you take your lines in the turn from the rear wheels instead of the from wheals it will achieve the same rezolt with excellent balance and control of the car and its weight distribution ... the rear is what holds your car in the turn , the front wheels are rather misleading ...

most people myself included dislike the feeling of the rear steering regardless of benefits on paper

The Third Generation Honda Prelude was literally the best car ever made. Don't shit talk the Honda Prelude, especially the third generation one.

What about the maintainance, is it difficult to fix?

thats mean ? high speed cant make a corner ? racing ?

Just more stuff to break

It's like an Ikea grocery cart.

Any honda preludeo owners here? :P

Prelude 4ws marketing flop? All right then.....

1990 Honda Prelude 4WS, this is old technology.

Cybertruck brought me here

honda leads the way...

Very incomplete explanation. It does not always steer in the opposite direction of the front wheels at low speeds and in the same direction at high speeds. it also works with the ESC to control under-steer (by steering in the opposite direction of the front wheels) and over-steer (by steering in the same direction of the front wheels), this makes the car corner faster and more safely, unlike ESC that usually only improve safety but makes the car slower if you want to corner as fast as possible, and stabilizes the car while braking by conter-steering with the rear wheels allowing the car to break harder and still going straight witch reduces braking distances by a lot when traction is very diferent between right and left wheels.

A bit of pointless feature if you are asking me!

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Cant even remember the name 🤪Prayiuuuudde 🤔 ish 🤬

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This is 25 years out of date 4 gen Honda computer controlled 😂 👎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🤔

car engineering is still stuck on the old bike-pedal principle. A car is still primitive by definition. If science doesnt stop building its progress on existing old principles we will never see true technological advancement.

Innovative, makes some cars look like a halo warthog, but risk of flip over? No, thanks.