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Hi

 

Been mooching around the net and stumbled across this.

 

http://land.heim.at/pampa/252319/tmt/gsf_d...ml#Introduction

 

Basically you record how fast the engine revs up, Enter car details weight, wheel size etc. The software then listen to the recording and works out the dyno chart for you.

 

One of the inputs is the Drag Coefficient anyone have a clue on the 2b without windscreen what it would be.

 

Cheers Steve

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Guest subaru

cheers guys i found the info on the drag on a hood interesting. I think 0.7 is over double of the sierra which was around 0.32 in standard form. That was class leading i think until the Audi 100 came out with 0.30, those cars didn't need 170 bhp to do 115mph unlike my hood. lol

chris

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0.7 :o

 

A Caterham is much narrower than my 2B !!!!!!!!!!

 

Coefficient of drag is independant of frontal area, so a robin hood with coefficient of drag of 0.7 would have a large drag force than a caterham with coefficient of drag of 0.7.

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but doesn't it depend on how you shape the brick????

 

 

the cement may improve it. :D

 

the first hood to be seen with tufts of wool all over the body work to find the drag areas ;)

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