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Cornering 'g'


Tony C

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Anyone have reliable cornering 'g' data available for a 7.

 

I've seen that the average tintop can give about 0.7g and a Formula 1 from 1.4g to 4.5g

 

Depends on tyres and set-up of course, but would 1g be too far off?

 

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With Yoko 008's I could pull 1.0G and not much more even doing crazy things.

Could be a more with slicks but I never monitored the G on the circuits I raced on.

Someone must have done this...

 

Forgot to say this was done using the predecessor to the AP-22 accelerometer.

I've only done acceleration tests with Jason's AP22 and always forgot to at the race meetings.

 

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Edited by - stevefoster on 23 Jan 2005 13:36:30

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1.1G on very hot ACB10's. Truth is, I probably got slightly more but the particular corner I was testing on bounced the car a bit. I watched the scale as much as I dared and could see a consistent 1.1G. The AC22 will record peaks but I'm sure the 1.6G peak it recorded was as a result of the bouncing.
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