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Tilting at pinned mills: Angled rigs stress-test engines for the skidpad and the racetrack.
If you've ever driven around with a hot cup of joe, you've seen the coffee slosh as you corner, accelerate, and brake. The 40-weight in the engine's oil pan and the fluid in the transmission do the same thing. But you can tilt your cup to prevent the coffee from spilling; a car's roll, pitch, and squat actually affect the movement of its internal fluids.
Keep Reading: Tilting Engine Dynamometers Explained
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Source: http://www.caranddriver.com/features/11q2/tilting_engine_dynamometers_explained-tech_dept
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