cars on a karting track at pacific raceways
07-23-2009, 02:02 PM
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cars on a karting track at pacific raceways
Local track built a kart track recently, so a few locals (not z's, well there was one) decided to rent it out and drive our cars on it. I did it on my sister's STi (i'll do it on my z next time). It has an AEM intake, magnaflow exhaust, and tuned by MPS, put down 314/346 on their dyno. here are a couple of vids and a pic:
YouTube - Cars at PGP 7-21-09
one lap of an f430 scuderia:
YouTube - William's Scud at PGP 7-21-09
more pics can be seen on here (start on post 71):
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/n...-7-21-a-2.html
edit: body roll shot added:
YouTube - Cars at PGP 7-21-09
one lap of an f430 scuderia:
YouTube - William's Scud at PGP 7-21-09
more pics can be seen on here (start on post 71):
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/n...-7-21-a-2.html
edit: body roll shot added:
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07-27-2009, 10:28 AM
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hemmm... unless you get a full frontal image that doesn't make any sense (geometrically). because if you go completely on the "side" of the car.. your angle would be 0 when the car is completely flat.. and 90 degrees for any angle 
what you can do is take the height from the ground of two known points.
remove the shorter from the longer.. and that is going to be your arctan/"radius" being the radius the linear distance from the two points.
at that point you'll have the angle (in radiants)
what you can do is take the height from the ground of two known points.
remove the shorter from the longer.. and that is going to be your arctan/"radius" being the radius the linear distance from the two points.
at that point you'll have the angle (in radiants)
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The Karting track is a new surface that opened in spring this year. The road course is a cheese grater on tires. Also, this track is awesome in the rain. Full drift course with a kart...lol
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07-27-2009, 07:23 PM
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Originally Posted by SnoXRacer183
That track must have destroyed tires!
hemmm... unless you get a full frontal image that doesn't make any sense (geometrically). because if you go completely on the "side" of the car.. your angle would be 0 when the car is completely flat.. and 90 degrees for any angle
what you can do is take the height from the ground of two known points.
remove the shorter from the longer.. and that is going to be your arctan/"radius" being the radius the linear distance from the two points.
at that point you'll have the angle (in radiants)
what you can do is take the height from the ground of two known points.
remove the shorter from the longer.. and that is going to be your arctan/"radius" being the radius the linear distance from the two points.
at that point you'll have the angle (in radiants)
Originally Posted by quakerroatmeal
Does your sister have a faster car than you?
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