Manoah2u wrote:
'just drawn'. Not a fully developed 3D-project the least. 'just drawn'. So how do you draw with a pencil?
The "fully developed 3D-project" is at present time the same as a pencil drawing was in the past. Any highschool clever kid that can learn Catia or Solidworks can do what you call "fully developed 3D-project". This forum indeed is full of "fully developed 3D-projects".....
That are the colours of the Lambo logo, NOT the Lambo car. In fact, I havent seen
factory Lambos racing. It may be because Lambo just builds nice looking cars with a big engines attached, but not race cars. Back then and even now in the Audi owned era.
Manoah2u wrote:
http://www.f1technical.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7844
how about production car?
0-60 : 2.2 seconds Porsche 918 Spyder.
do you understand what imagination means? not everybody has to confine himself to asperger's. If nobody dares to think outside of the box or current standards, then one is not living.
A Porsche 918 Spyder takes 2.6 secs, not 2.2
To go 1.8s you would have to get a bit closer to top fuel dragsters specs. Not very durable engines though.
And I do understand what imagination means: just the opposite of a "fully developed 3D-project".
Manoah2u wrote:
look at the post above.
and your answer fails hard. 2 engines at 11,000 rpm each are still at 11,000 rpm each, none of them reach 22,000 rpm.
do you know how high motorcycle engines rev?
A motorcycle engine revs as high as its valve train and mean piston speed allows. Usually street bikes reach 16,500rpm and racing bikes a bit more.
A 2,4L V8 at 20,000rpm has a MPS of arround 25 m/s wich is quite impressive.
Current 1,6L V6 at 22,000rpm would have a MPS of arround 38 m/s. So, who does confine himself to asperger´s?
2015 F1 cars weight 702Kg and the best teams hardly have more than 10Kg of ballast. Guess whats the biggest side effect the "more powerful hybrid" you imagine has? WEIGHT. A LOT OF WEIGHT.
Yes, with all the "imagination" Bernie has, he has turned F1 into what it is today.
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