2017 Toyota GT86: interview with chief engineer
Nice interview here:
http://blog.toyota.co.uk/2017-toyota...aNXbA.facebook |
Nice
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This was the first thing that stood out, right off the lot. It feels solid.
Blog: We’re also informed that additional bracing has been inserted within the bodyshell. Will the benefits of these be felt by owners? Tada: Yes, in a couple of ways. Of course, the handling is improved through a stiffer body structure. But most people will notice the improved ride comfort on public roads because the more rigid body and new shock absorber system means that many of the small imperfections of the road surface are smoothed out. |
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^^ Basic chassis design. A more rigid body with less flex allows the engineers to go with slightly softer damping settings (and possibly spring rates) without compromising the handling, which results in a smoother ride over road irregularities.
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He thinks (it seems) the tweaks will have no discernible effects.
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http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=110628 |
"even the little ‘teeth’ rising from the lower grille – enhances the overall aerodynamics"
Yeah right. Additional 0.5N of downforce at 150 mph? |
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