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12-11-2011, 09:27 AM
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#51 (permalink)
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Quote:
Originally Posted by old-git Of course, this was not racing, as this is would be against the forum's policy and I would have to remove it  I assume that you pulled out to overtake and the guy behind just tried to keep up, perfectly normal behaviour
On a completely different tack, Rod, I like the corner mill. |
The square hole mill is unreal very very clever.
Im sorry if i broke any rules if you like i can remove it. Your right just a normal overtake   . |
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13-11-2011, 07:00 AM
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#52 (permalink)
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) love that vid rod it puts it into perspective of a quick car against a properly quick car |
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13-11-2011, 05:50 PM
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#53 (permalink)
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Quote:
Originally Posted by BluntyR5GTT love that vid rod it puts it into perspective of a quick car against a properly quick car  |
Its all relative. With 700bhp it feels slow compared to 900bhp.
The vid shows a test run with 900bhp anyone that knows Bruntingthorpe will know the first exit right is at about 1/2 mile. We reach 187mph & brake into the corner. The Data Log showed 170-180mph in 1.93 secs - now thats fast   . The run was aborted because of a slight misfire. |
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13-11-2011, 06:25 PM
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#54 (permalink)
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Marvellous stuff, we are not worthy young Rod
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18-11-2011, 06:36 AM
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Rod your still the man.... |
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18-11-2011, 08:09 PM
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| | Very Senior Member Torque King Car: Mk1 Focus RS
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Jesus Rod!
OG can you put my FRS into your simulator? What do you need to know?
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18-11-2011, 08:30 PM
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#57 (permalink)
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) ^^^ I would be very interested to see those results |
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18-11-2011, 08:31 PM
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#58 (permalink)
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Low 13's I would imagine/hope. Not built for straight line speed though, corners are their forte. |
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18-11-2011, 08:35 PM
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#59 (permalink)
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Low 13's sounds very respectable to me! If you make it into the 12's I will treat you to a huge all you can eat Full English Breakfast at the cafe of your choice! In the UK that is |
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19-11-2011, 01:57 AM
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterAuron OG can you put my FRS into your simulator? What do you need to know? | Displacement
Engine location (front, mid, rear)
BHP @ RPM
Lb/ft @ RPM
Compression ratio
Redline
Gearbox type (man or auto)
Ratios
Final drive ratio
Driving wheels
Kerb weight
Driver weight
Weight on front wheels
Wheelbase
Tyre section width
Wheel diameter
Tyre profile
Coefficient of drag
Frontal area
Overall height
Overall width Ground clearance
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Absolutely way too much horsepower is almost enough. |
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19-11-2011, 12:39 PM
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#61 (permalink)
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Fook! I'll have a go, know most of those or can get them. |
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19-11-2011, 12:54 PM
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#62 (permalink)
| | Very Senior Member Torque King Car: Mk1 Focus RS
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Displacement - 1988cc
Engine location (front, mid, rear) - Front
BHP @ RPM - 314.1 @ 5200
Lb/ft @ RPM - 330 @ 4900
Compression ratio - 8:1
Redline - 6500
Gearbox type (man or auto) - Man
Ratios -
1- 3.42
2- 2.05
3- 1.48
4- 1.11
5- 0.85
Final drive ratio - 3.56
Driving wheels - Front
Kerb weight - 1243kgs
Driver weight - 68kgs
Weight on front wheels - 824kgs
Wheelbase - 2615mm
Tyre section width - 225mm
Wheel diameter - 18"
Tyre profile - 45mm
Coefficient of drag - Stuck here?
Frontal area - Again, not sure? What to measure?
Overall height - 1440mm
Overall width - 1762mm Ground clearance - 100mm or near enough. |
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19-11-2011, 05:35 PM
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#63 (permalink)
| | Moderator Torque Junkie Car: Elan & Robin Hood
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterAuron Displacement - 1988cc
Engine location (front, mid, rear) - Front
BHP @ RPM - 314.1 @ 5200
Lb/ft @ RPM - 330 @ 4900
Compression ratio - 8:1
Redline - 6500
Gearbox type (man or auto) - Man
Ratios -
1- 3.42
2- 2.05
3- 1.48
4- 1.11
5- 0.85
Final drive ratio - 3.56
Driving wheels - Front
Kerb weight - 1243kgs
Driver weight - 68kgs
Weight on front wheels - 824kgs
Wheelbase - 2615mm
Tyre section width - 225mm
Wheel diameter - 18"
Tyre profile - 45mm
Coefficient of drag - Stuck here?
Frontal area - Again, not sure? What to measure?
Overall height - 1440mm
Overall width - 1762mm Ground clearance - 100mm or near enough. | CoD - We will assume .35
Frontal area - The shape of the hole the car will just fit though (ignoring mirrors). or width times height will do at the speeds we are talking about |
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19-11-2011, 08:55 PM
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#64 (permalink)
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) So 1440 x 1762? I think that might be with mirrors but hey ho. That's 2537280mm lol. |
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20-11-2011, 01:26 AM
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#65 (permalink)
| | Moderator Torque Junkie Car: Elan & Robin Hood
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) OK.
Bear in mind that there are many more variables:
Track temp
Weather conditions
Altitude
Tyre type
Launch RPM
Gear change RPM
Power graph shape
Gear change speed
etc, etc
Results......
0-60mph - 5.03
0-100 - 11.89
1/4 mile - 13.59/107mph (The 1/4 mile calc on this site reckons 12.91)
Top speed - 153mph
The right weather conditions, sticky tyres and track and a perfect launch and T9 could be buying you breakfast
Last edited by old-git; 20-11-2011 at 01:44 AM.
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20-11-2011, 11:53 AM
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#66 (permalink)
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) I'm happy with that tbh as I said the car's not designed nor have I built it for straight line speed or I'd have just stuck a 35R on lol. Haha yeah I'll hold T9 to that, best get practising my launches!
Have had 150mph on the nat sav on private road before lifting off and I wouldn't say it had much more to give so 153mph sounds pretty close. Will be doing the MLR 30-130 day next year so I will be able to do a proper top speed run.
That said it should be running more than 314hp now! |
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20-11-2011, 12:13 PM
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#67 (permalink)
| | Very Senior Member Torque master
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterAuron I'm happy with that tbh as I said the car's not designed nor have I built it for straight line speed or I'd have just stuck a 35R on lol. Haha yeah I'll hold T9 to that, best get practising my launches!
Have had 150mph on the nat sav on private road before lifting off and I wouldn't say it had much more to give so 153mph sounds pretty close. Will be doing the MLR 30-130 day next year so I will be able to do a proper top speed run.
That said it should be running more than 314hp now! |
I will at the 30-130 day with the GTRoc on the saturday so might see you there
PS We should try to do some southern meets |
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20-11-2011, 12:19 PM
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#68 (permalink)
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| Re: Just bought another Cosworth :-) That'd be awesome, will there be some R34 GTR's there?  Don't think there was any last year from what I remember of the results table. |
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