What do you speed freaks think of my one piece wing idea? It's 26 ga. Steel at the moment I'll make one out of sheet aluminum next. @LibertyMKiii , your the aero guru lol. Think it'll be productive?
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Looks great! For you that is. If me…I’d have 30+ stitches by now considering how many times I’ve brushed or down right run into my legs. It looks sweet though man, love the ingenuity.What do you speed freaks think of my one piece wing idea? It's 26 ga. Steel at the moment I'll make one out of sheet aluminum next. @LibertyMKiii , your the aero guru lol. Think it'll be productive?
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Hey, if it cuts skin, it cuts through air tooI’d have 30+ stitches by now
Katana routeI'm kinda with @Velodromed on this but to be fair...at 100mph+ pretty much any object becomes dangerous. But, as a friend in high school said, a katana will just cut cleanly through a body part. A broad sword will crush and smash through bones and tear skin on its way through. It appears you're going the katana route Should be easier for a surgeon to fix in a worst case scenario.
What do you speed freaks think of my one piece wing idea? It's 26 ga. Steel at the moment I'll make one out of sheet aluminum next. @LibertyMKiii , your the aero guru lol. Think it'll be productive?
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Got a different motor fitted and a new emperformance spool fitted into the hobao. Geared to hopefully pass 125 on 3s, would love 130 but we will see
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Katana route
That actually exists… kind ofAs my ex-toe can acknowledge, even scorchedRc plastic had no problem slicing though leather and bone.
Steelsheet might katana itself a lot deeper, but it all feels like putting a knife on a bullet...
The design is good, nice verts and it likely doesn't bend under pressure.
I assume you will only bend the tips up and down, good as that means there isn't that much of flat angled surface.
A flat angled surface only gives downforce to the rear and ruins drag. It even hurts the Cw (your frontal silhouette surface that needs to cut through the air) as air bounces upwards. Imagine spraying at it with a garden hose, all water going upwards adds to you frontal silhouette.
Second argument against angles surfaces. It will slighly keep pushing the front upwards, whiles a wing locks in the whole vehicle.
What I would consider is to add some wingshape to the surface. Be creative with some 3d print or epoxy
Yeah, same here. My car is back to speed running spec, just need to dial in camber, toe and (almost) lock out my suspension, then I'll be ready to go. I was figuring between 1-3 more runs as well depending on how the first one goes. If I can't gain another mph then I'll I'll probably hang it up...maybe. Raz said he was able to gain 10mph with the same gearing just by dicking around with aero so...I may still explore that avenue some more depending on how it we do what we do.Looks good. Even a plastic or carbon fiber wing could cut someone with the force these cars have behind them at high speeds. Certainly consider safety while running!
Aerodynamically it should do well to reduce drag and you can bend the rear lip to tune the downforce which is a nice feature.
Anxious to see what you can do. I think I am going to try 1-3 more times because it feels like 130 is possible.
lol...nice to see "katana" being integrated into forum vernacularAs my ex-toe can acknowledge, even scorchedRc plastic had no problem slicing though leather and bone.
Steelsheet might katana itself a lot deeper, but it all feels like putting a knife on a bullet...
The design is good, nice verts and it likely doesn't bend under pressure.
I assume you will only bend the tips up and down, good as that means there isn't that much of flat angled surface.
A flat angled surface only gives downforce to the rear and ruins drag. It even hurts the Cw (your frontal silhouette surface that needs to cut through the air) as air bounces upwards. Imagine spraying at it with a garden hose, all water going upwards adds to you frontal silhouette.
Second argument against angles surfaces. It will slighly keep pushing the front upwards, whiles a wing locks in the whole vehicle.
What I would consider is to add some wingshape to the surface. Be creative with some 3d print or epoxy
Weapens R&D: "I have an idea let's put 6 knifes on missile so we can save on explosives and handling costs."
That is actually what just happened. We wanted to be able to do precision air strikes on Al Qaeda subjects. We just used one to take out their leader. The rest of his family weren't harmed even though we used a drone to throw swords at him 'Merica!Weapens R&D: "I have an idea let's put 6 knifes on missile so we can save on explosives and handling costs."
Airforce general "It would be cool to use these ninja missiles on Al-Quada, chop some heads like they do"
Nice! I‘m impressed you’re making that kind of progress with a SWB open wheeled Typhon with a stock body. Well done, man.Forgot to post video of my 109 run. Waiting on batteries and parts to come before trying to crack 110+
Thanks brother but it is stretched with a talion chassis. I wish I had more time to work on it. Being swamped at work an getting all the over time I can physically handle has taken away all my spare timeSWB open wheeled Typhon with a stock body
I made a 3s pass with the regular 4070 motor today that I put in place of the 4070scm and got a decent 116 mph run.
Not bad for the first run on the motor. It wasn’t nearly as hot as the scm motor, so that’s a good sign
Don’t mind the onyx packs in the pick. I did a 4s run with it today as well.
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