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skid pad
on skid pad measumeants how do they get the ratings...it seems like 1.0 g. is good but wat does that mean...thx for any hlep
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dunno if this is much of a help, but there is all kinds of vehicle physics stuff on this site too.
http://www.kent.k12.wa.us/staff/TomR...g/skidpad.html
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Yes, this is referent to the amount of cornering force a car can generate. But how it is rated is in G's and displays how much lateral force can be put on the car in a turn. Your example was 1.0 g. A car that exhibits 1.0 g on the skid pad is taking 1 times its one body weight in lateral force. A car that exhibits 3.0 g's can maintain grip while 3 times its own body weight is exerted laterally through the car.
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