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Designing a F1 Model Car for Optimal Speed
I agree least skin friction as possible...also distribute more weight to the front for more downward force and counter weight- Kbonga
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Understanding the Concept of ____
Basically off of a racecar wing. How does it form, and is it more of an advantage or a disadvantage- Kbonga
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- Forum: General Engineering
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New to the site, Learning Aerodynamics for car racing
right now I am studing vortices. I understand how they form, but I don't really understand why and if it is an advantage or a disadvantage in a racing sencse- Kbonga
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Understanding the Concept of ____
I understand the basic concept of how it happens and what it does, but the book I am reading is confusing me a little- Kbonga
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- Forum: General Engineering
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New to the site, Learning Aerodynamics for car racing
thanks. I haven't been on this site much but I like it a lot already- Kbonga
- Post #3
- Forum: Aerospace Engineering
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Designing a F1 Model Car for Optimal Speed
I don't know much about these cars, but you may just need some kind of counter weight of the CO2 cartrage. I understand weight is a big factor so this might not be good advice.- Kbonga
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Designing a F1 Model Car for Optimal Speed
You don't need all the down force of an F1 car. you are going in a striaght line. you need less weight as earlier stated.- Kbonga
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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New to the site, Learning Aerodynamics for car racing
I just found this site the other day and found people talking aerodynamcs. I start college this year to major in aerodynamic design and thought that you are the people I should talk to- Kbonga
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- Aerodynamics Car Racing
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- Forum: Aerospace Engineering