Need some stats for my stilo if someone could help please.

1.4 16v 2006


i need

weight (KG): 1145kg
Drivetrain loss (%):
Drag Coefficient:0.310
Frontal Area (metres squared):

Cheers

in case your wondering why....

www.cartrackapp.com

no-one?
come on guys.. i need these for the app to work.. n i want to test it out tonight

I don't know but I want something like this for windows mobile phones

weight (KG): Go to your nearest public weighbridge and get the car weighed
Drivetrain loss (%):No idea (sorry)
Drag Coefficient:0.31
Frontal Area (metres squared):2.63 m2

Yellow Peril said:

weight (KG): Go to your nearest public weighbridge and get the car weighed
Drivetrain loss (%):No idea (sorry)
Drag Coefficient:0.31
Frontal Area (metres squared):2.63 m2

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ace, cheers, drivetrain loss is 15% i found out already.
how did you find out the frontal area? as i worked it out to be less, but im geussing i could be wrong

dan-the-man said:

I don't know but I want something like this for windows mobile phones

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what you need is an iphone.. so much good software available..
sky+

coyle said:

ace, cheers, drivetrain loss is 15% i found out already.
how did you find out the frontal area? as i worked it out to be less, but im geussing i could be wrong

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I found the frontal area here:

http://www.cartoday.com/content/magazine/roadtests/pdfs/2004/03/01/Fiat Stilo 1,6.pdf

see spec panel on page 3.

Nice,

I think you can use these details with apps that take speed data from the OBD port, such as PCM scan.

Think Ill give it a go

Thanks
Dan

Yellow Peril said:

I found the frontal area here:

http://www.cartoday.com/content/magazine/roadtests/pdfs/2004/03/01/Fiat Stilo 1,6.pdf

see spec panel on page 3.

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nice work!

coyle said:

what you need is an iphone.. so much good software available..
sky+

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im selling an iphone

also for figures for you car, check out here ...

http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/specs/Detail.aspx?deriv=31553

0-60 times are usually recorded on rolling roads in sterile conditions. When you actually get a car on a road, wind resistance, road condition ect slow that 0-60 time a lot. There was a thing on Fifth Gear where they went by book times and then actual times and the difference was quite drastic. The Mini cooper was closest to the book and it was over a second slower. As for weight, thats recorded before you plonk your ass in it and in my case thats an extra 90kg.