The one thing that none of the EcoModders seem to have is wind tunnel access (or actual professional body work skills for the most part) You need precautionary eye-wash if you're looking at photos on EcoModder. But their threads are often highly entertaining.
They COULD do like the Wright Brothers and build a scale model wind tunnel and a mini-mess to put in it to see what REALLY happens. But data would probably ruin their fantasies.
already proven, it is still a negative pressure causing lift. an open bed will just have an ebb and flow to the cargo you can stack sky high.
I won't even understand it. The aero on hevay steel down low, and earth crawler.
an aircrafts precise signature of final wind is usually a vortex generation to rid the energy we create in and around it.
I understand the over think there.
not sure why cars and trucks close to the earth, made of steel, are so concerned with aero.
formula 1 etc..of course they need some science being so light.
anyway...
I haven't checked out ecomodder in a long time. I still respect that place.
I sold my subaru not long ago with the very first led I ever tried still in the ever slammed with crap tailgate license plate light.
They never failed...even in maine.
12 years.
I give credit to my LED experiments to ecomodder.
it is a good place.
Last edited by Barry Donovan; February 13, 2019, 10:39 AM.
Previously boxer3main
the death rate and fairy tales cannot kill the nature left behind.
They COULD do like the Wright Brothers and build a scale model wind tunnel and a mini-mess to put in it to see what REALLY happens. But data would probably ruin their fantasies.
Dan
Confession time: I have always wanted to do that with a project car, but I've never had enough confidence that I could actually build a working scale model wind tunnel which would yield any valid data.
Just typing that makes me realize I'm a useless, ersatz geek. I'll bet guy Joel" Mr. Motion" Rosen, or Jeg Coughlin, Sr., or Grumpy Jenkins or any of the other gunslinging, hair-on-fire rodding legends ever thought about wasting time on such frivolousness . . . .
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