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V ' £- - * - ;NV '' •' ,♦. > ' J Questions a Answers. 1. How do Hexdees work? Hexdees are simple devices, each unit having as its principal parts a forging, two rollers ard a set screw. They are mounted on the springs near the eyes, and become integral with them. In shock absorbers of the conventional the required friction for control/tag spring acti ° n is developed in mechanisms mounted on the chassis frame and tied to the axles with straps or cables. Hexdees, in contrast, develop the necessary controlling friction between the leaves of the springs themselves. 2. Why are Hexdees better than ordinary shock-absorbing devices? Tying chassis frame to axle with straps or cables can only retard the rebound of the springs. Hexdees control not only the rebound, but also the downthrust. Hexdees go into action at the first sign of spring deflection, and increase their activity as the need demands. Thus they control every spring movement. 3. Do balloon-tyred cars need Hexdees? . Yes, much more than cars with highpressure tyres. The vibration in balloon tyres so nearly synchronises with the vibration of the springs that it intensifies tho up and down movement of the car body and causes " galloping." 4. Do Hexdees prolong the life of the springs? Yea. for two reasons. First, the vio* lance of the up and down movement (the result of a shock) of the spring controlled by Hexdees is less than it vould be if the spring were free. This means lower stresses. Second, the number «>f vibrations required to bring She spring equipped with Hexdees to rest following a shock is reduced about 50 per cent. S. What practical results do Hexdeet give the motorist? As the result of new principles, new design and new construction, Hexdnes offer the motorist double comfort at half cost with an installation requiring only a few minutps. Hexdees provide a car with permanent protection from the rapid depreciation caused by rough streets and roads, and require no upkeep expense or attention. •!„ , 'V» "f >,

And Prices as Low as £298. £ . . . r ~ Thus FIAT offer® you extremely low initial cost, combined with amazingly low running cost. And comfortable—rwell, just try a FIAT out —plenty of leg room, wellsprung seats, big balloon tyres, and long underslung springs-—and only If d per mile to operate. In a.nutshell, this is whatFIAT offers you. at prices as low as £298: IGOO miles per gallon of oil. 10,000 miles per set of tyres. N H 38 miles per gallon of benzine. * 4-wheel brakes. * Overhead camshaft. v Pressure lubrication. 6 Balloon tyres and spare wheel, etc. But come in and try out a FIAT 509 to-day—yourself. Get behind the wheel—feel the instant response to accelerator, brake or wheel—take her over the stiffeat run you like—we know FIAT pep and quality, and we want you to know. too. And, talking of FIAT quality, it is interesting to know that FIAT won with colcrurj flying the Monte Carlo rally, the most severe touring competition held m Europe. Ihe distance was 1882 hiiles of the roughest going imaginable. Particularly advantageous terms are now offering to those interested in FIAT. If you cannot call, fill in the coupon below—it will bring you full particulars. Fiat 509. Models from £298 The Dominion Motors Limited. J66, ALBERT STREET, AUCKLAND.. And at HAMILTON. ' FILL IN, TEAR OUT, AND POST TO-DAY To the dominion MOTORS, LTD., ' I 6 ®' Albert Street, Auckland." e3 > ' would like to .know all about Fiat Cars and the easy terms on which I can buy one. Of course, lam not promising to buy one by asking for this information. Name Address ...

TYRES and TUBES 25% Off List at Auckland Garage, Lorne Street, Auckland. TELEPHONE <2-464 SUBDIVISIONAL PLANS, BOOKLETS, PAMPHLETS. Executed in Firct-c!ass Style, at herald printing works, Queen Street, Auckland. .Telephone 44*290*

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19892, 10 March 1928, Page 13 (Supplement)

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Page 13 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19892, 10 March 1928, Page 13 (Supplement)

Page 13 Advertisements Column 1 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19892, 10 March 1928, Page 13 (Supplement)

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