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General moment characteristic
Did they make a SX? On a MK2 Punto model.. 
m_aver_ick
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Can anyone tell me where to find a moment characteristic (M = f
Thanks folks!
just out of curiosity, why?
whats a moment characteristic
crabbo_1
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It could be moment characteristics from probability mathematics...but I doubt it.
I'm guessing it is meant in the same sorta area as Drag coefficient.
In which case....gawd knows where you'd find it....although I do know the drag co-efficient for the mk1.
what is Drag coefficient
He probably means a rpm/power diagram or something...
Something like Drag coefficient
Something like Drag coefficient
crabbo_1
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Drag coefficient is a number to represent the drag that the air is subject to as it passes over something. Mk1 have a drag co-efficient of 0.31 which was the most aerodynamic of that class and age of car.
no quite
i'm not sure what mesures are use but
for example it could be kilograms of drag per square centimetre of frontal area
how about this
http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~vawter/PhysicsNet/Topics/Dynamics/Forces/DragForce.html
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the uno mk2 was only 0.30, although not as good as a tempra saloon 0.28
m_aver_ick
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:idea: m=fd,
so you could maybe use the torque as the force and use a distance of 1000km
so you could maybe use the torque as the force and use a distance of 1000km
:idea: m=fd,
so you could maybe use the torque as the force and use a distance of 1000km
it looks like your talking crap
