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What is the highest cornering acceleration a production based race car has been able to pull? I've read magazine build ups that brag (a lot) about 1g, but has anyone build a production car that car pull 2, or 3?
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Re: Production based handling

Doubtful, only race cars will pull that much G in a corner with race only suspension and sticky tires.


Although, you could dump alot of money into a car, and get it to corner like stink... just takes time and more importantly money.
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Re: Production based handling

The new Z06 will do a bit over a G in the corners, as well as a few other cars of it's caliber, but 2+ isn't gonna happen on anything short of a full out racing vehicle. That's an isane amount of gripping capability.
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Re: Production based handling

agreed with the above posts. although if i had to make some guesses at production cars that would come closest... maybe the caterham? aerial atom, or maybe a lotus elise?
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Re: Production based handling

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What is the highest cornering acceleration a production based race car has been able to pull? I've read magazine build ups that brag (a lot) about 1g, but has anyone build a production car that car pull 2, or 3?
Production cars are pretty much limited by there tires. You have to remember that most hi-end sports cars are bought by people that care more about not having to change a flat tire then how good there car handles.
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Production cars are pretty much limited by there tires. You have to remember that most hi-end sports cars are bought by people that care more about not having to change a flat tire then how good there car handles.


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...and more importantly money.
They had a DSM in SCC a while back that was close to if not over 1g, and it was the budget tunner thing. I have the issue, I just need to get unlazy and walk the whoping 15 feet to go get it.
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Re: Production based handling

the highest ive ever heard of is 1.52g by some superformance car in a road and track mag. after that would be the mosler mt900s, which car and driver got to pull 1.08g. i think a caterham pulls 1.07, lotus elise maybe 1.03? ariel atom i don't know
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Re: Production based handling

"A modern Formula One car is capable of developing 3.5 g lateral cornering force (three and a half times its own weight) thanks to aerodynamic downforce."

http://www.formula1.com/insight/tech...fo/11/468.html

So if a F1 car is pulling 3.5Gs I'd imagine thats about the limit with modern technology.

I'd be curious what the Saleen S7 or Enzo pulls on racing wheels.
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Re: Production based handling

I thought racing go-karts could pull massive G's... not sure the exact number though.

But I know they get pretty damn high.
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Re: Production based handling

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So if a F1 car is pulling 3.5Gs I'd imagine thats about the limit with modern technology.

Well to be 100% fair that should state: limit with modern technology while Mosley is yelling at you and pulling rules from you know where.

I'm certain without any limiting rules F1 cars and other race cars in general would pull far more in corners.

And I thought that in high speed max downforce corners modern F1 cars could pull over 4G. That is what I hear at least I'll look up some proper numbers in a bit.
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Re: Production based handling

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And I thought that in high speed max downforce corners modern F1 cars could pull over 4G. That is what I hear at least I'll look up some proper numbers in a bit.
that would make sense to me, because IRL cars can pull 3.5g...

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the highest ive ever heard of is 1.52g by some superformance car in a road and track mag.
superformance brock coupe? i didnt know it pulled that much but thats cool as hell, thats one of my favorite cars in the world.
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Re: Production based handling

well those 3.5 and 4 g numbers are not sustained...


the numbers you see for cars at 1g or so are 200 foot or such skidpad ratings that are from a constant, consistent, sustained turn...
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Re: Production based handling

in before the lock
assuming its old enuf to get locked
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Re: Production based handling

I just wanna know what kind of a retard searches back through 20 pages of OT thread to bring back a 4 month old post that nobody cares about?
I mean seriously what would posses you to click the "next page" over and over again when you can be an active participant of shit we are discussing right-now?
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