Blue Collar Guy's Guide to Tire Slip Ratio Calc

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The discussion focuses on calculating longitudinal tire slip ratio using data from a data logging device in a drag racing context. Key parameters include g-forces, driveshaft RPM, time, and distance. The user seeks a straightforward method to derive the tire slip ratio, emphasizing the need for practical applications of the gathered data. The reference to a specific forum thread indicates a community-driven approach to solving this technical challenge.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of longitudinal tire slip ratio
  • Familiarity with data logging devices
  • Basic knowledge of drag racing dynamics
  • Ability to interpret g-force and RPM data
NEXT STEPS
  • Research methods for calculating longitudinal tire slip ratio
  • Explore data analysis techniques for drag racing telemetry
  • Learn about the physics of tire dynamics in motorsports
  • Investigate software tools for data visualization and analysis
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Drag racing enthusiasts, automotive engineers, data analysts in motorsports, and anyone interested in optimizing vehicle performance through data analysis.

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Please excuse my ignorance, but I'm searching for help. Is there a simple way for a blue collar guy to use data from his data logging device to calculate longitudinal tire slip ratio? I have g's, driveshaft rpm, time and distance for data. This will be used in a Drag Racing application.
 
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