wheelbase

Preposition: of

• mm: With its short overhangs the Iroc efficiently utilizes a wheelbase of 2,680 mm for the space provided inside.
• inch: The Humber Super Snipe Chassis had a wheelbase of 117.5 inches with ground clearance of 7 inches.

Converse of object

• have: The Humber Super Snipe Chassis had a wheelbase of 117.5 inches with ground clearance of 7 inches.
• couple: Coupling Rod These couple driving wheels of the same size together to spread the tractive effort over the coupled wheelbase.
• shorten: The wheel is less extended and, with the shortened wheelbase, the bike is much more agile than traditional Harleys.
• feature: Lightweight and very compact, it features a short wheelbase and a long swingarm.

Adjective modifier

• short: In January 1974, Mr Bill Thyne of Yair Estate donated a canvas top short wheelbase Land Rover, to the team.
• long: A longer wheelbase would turn the bike into a full on downhill bike.
• rigid: The third pair of driving wheels had no flanges, to assist the long rigid wheelbase get round sharp curves.
• extended: The latest generation has an extended wheelbase which means the interior has also grown in length and width.
• compact: The compact wheelbase - longer than their other bikes - is more stable and easier to get used to.
• wide: Features include realistic styling, racy stickers, large, durable wheels and a wide wheelbase that is designed for stability.

Modifies a noun

• chassis: The 1932 Austin 7 Arrow Foursome Sports is a contemporary conversion of the standard factory Austin 7 short wheelbase chassis by Arrow.
• version: Long wheelbase versions can be specified at a £ 4000 premium.
• van: But in short wheelbase van specification it provides a real alternative budget priced towing vehicle in the Nissan range.
• option: The Browns Lane solution was to make the long wheelbase option the standard choice across the range.
• Olympian: The extra bay amidships shows this to be a long wheelbase Olympian, contrasting with earlier 626.
• guise: The latest RAV4 is bigger than ever â it might even arrive in seven-seater stretched wheelbase guise eventually.

Noun used with modifier

• inch: It was soon followed by the popular F12 model on the shorter 150 inch wheelbase.
• foot: It was substantially of wooden construction and mounted on seven feet wheelbase steel bogies.