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Old 02-23-2014, 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Tom Vaught View Post
You could get Jeff and Jack to give you an approximation on the Frontal Area,
Stan using Equation #2:

AF= (H-GC) W*0.93
where: H is the vehicle height
GC is the ground clearance
W is the width.

Better than nothing if they could "rough measure" the car.

Then do a "sweep" on Cd from .46 to .55


Tom V.
Tom,
While a production car is fairly level, a race race has more of a wedge shape to it. With a much greater ground clearance in the back than the front. Where do they measure ground clearance and how well will that work with this formula?

Stan

PS - This thread that I have been spending sometime posting in and maybe of interest to some of you.
dynamic compression for the street.
http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh...1#post16089354

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