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Forum: Experiments, Modifications and DIY

05-06-2007, 09:28 AM

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Required Horsepowr at 60 mph

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I've messed around w/ gmsh, and it can create...

I've messed around w/ gmsh, and it can create pretty fine meshes, but I haven't gotten around to checking out openflower, although with the time I have to me, I probably should. If you ever get...

Forum: Experiments, Modifications and DIY

05-06-2007, 07:50 AM

Replies: 13

Required Horsepowr at 60 mph

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Posted By omgwtfbyobbq

Shoot. That's a tuff one. It may work...

Shoot. That's a tuff one. It may work (https://www.greencarcongress.com/2006/02/renault_altica_.html), but it'd take a lot of testing to figure out when to use it and where to put it. Are you good...

Forum: Experiments, Modifications and DIY

05-06-2007, 07:11 AM

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Required Horsepowr at 60 mph

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Posted By omgwtfbyobbq

Like the opposite of this...

Like the opposite of this (https://www.mrsharkey.com/pusher.htm)? I dunno... 4 T105s plus motor/etc would weigh in at ~300-350lbs, so maybe a 500lb trailer. As long as it was built right, it may even...

Forum: Experiments, Modifications and DIY

05-05-2007, 12:50 PM

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Required Horsepowr at 60 mph

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Posted By omgwtfbyobbq

Well, the problem with a small engine is BSFC...

Well, the problem with a small engine is BSFC usually isn't much better than what you're getting anyway. For instance, the minimum BSFC for a small Honda engine is ~310g/kWh, and that's only at maybe...

Forum: Experiments, Modifications and DIY

05-04-2007, 09:38 PM

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Required Horsepowr at 60 mph

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Posted By omgwtfbyobbq

Your car's weight is ~2500lbs=11000N,...

Your car's weight is ~2500lbs=11000N, ~CdA=~.6m^2, ~Crr=.012 and speed is ~24.5m/s we plug and chug into (weight)Crr+.5(ro)CdA(V^2) and get that the instantaneous force on your vehicle at 60mph/sea...

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