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Trade name for a metal guardrail used on highways and at race circuits to prevent vehicles leaving the road when control is lost.
One that draws in fuel mixture at normal atmospheric pressure, as distinct from turbocharged or supercharged designs.
Tyre in which the carcass is not uniform in cross-section.
Pair of headlamps in which one light beam shines at a different angle to the other. One beam illuminates the kerbside, the other the road ahead.
Tyre tread with a pattern that is not uniform across the tyre's width.
Internal combustion cycle that enables the compression stroke and expansion strokes to be mechanically independent of each other.
One in which normal atmospheric pressure draws in the fuel mixture, as distinct from forced induction using a supercharger or turbocharger.