Ackermans Steering Principle, Toe Out On Turns (TOOT) Explained - How it works

An explanation of Ackerman steering principle and how it ensures that all four wheels have a common point around which they rotate when the car is turning left of right. This angle ensures that the tyres do not scrub and have a true rolling motion when cornering.
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[@081908009999]

very concise and easy to hear.

[@anime5h_m1shr4]

Ironic how the Mercedes F1 in the intro is actually running Anti Ackermann.

[@lollipop84858]

Just watch the damn video.

[@neighboroldwang]

Actually the example at the beginning shows the Anti Ackermann.

[@ayushpoddar9211]

Exactly, since the outer wheels will assume a greater slip angle.

[@lollipop84858]

Just watch the damn video. It's an intro, not an explanation.

[@TristonPendarvis]

i cant stop laughing at the word toot why did they have to name a turn toot 🤣

[@lollipop84858]

Grow up.