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Hamza7 01-31-2014 01:37 PM

Kung hei fat choy - happy lunar new year from getdetailed.ca
 
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Happy Lunar New Year! To all that celebrate it. I hope this year bring you more Horse power.

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Enjoy your day off and spend quality time with your friends and family.

From Hamza @ www.getdetailed.ca

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brianc 01-31-2014 02:55 PM

but does it mu?

Hamza7 01-31-2014 07:52 PM

Mu increases as Horse Increases. Mu=FT/Fn(FT goes up with HP)

wbradley 01-31-2014 09:02 PM

Equine Mu is constant.

The more hay you shovel in the front the more shit you get out the back.

Hamza7 01-31-2014 10:52 PM

Studying Mechanical Engineering from 2 Universities(McMaster U and University of Southern Denmark) and 1 college (Centennial College) I can tell you that whole thread is totally useless. I literally mean the whole thread, I feel sorry for myself for wasting my time to read it. Trying to learn and teach vehicle dynamics on a online forum is useless.

Gords_zenith 01-31-2014 11:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Hamza7 (Post 1495877)
Studying Mechanical Engineering from 2 Universities(McMaster U and University of Southern Denmark) and 1 college (Centennial College) I can tell you that whole thread is totally useless. I literally mean the whole thread, I feel sorry for myself for wasting my time to read it. Trying to learn and teach vehicle dynamics on a online forum is useless.

It's not totally useless when it's presented by people who know what they're talking about. I certainly appreciate it so thank you and to the other actual automotive engineers that are here.

Hamza7 01-31-2014 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Gords_zenith (Post 1495932)
It's not totally useless when it's presented by people who know what they're talking about. I certainly appreciate it so thank you and to the other actual automotive engineers that are here.

You're right it's not totally useless I enjoyed Maloney's explanations and you guys are really funny. I wish I knew more about Vehicle Dynamics but I specialized in Hydrodynamics.

Let's rejoice the end of the Lunar new year by looking at pictures that my friend just sent me of the new Ferrari La Ferrari's breaks. He works a mech. eng. for Brembo in Italy.

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...46749a2f63b1b2

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...a1e7f75f901552

PMPB 01-31-2014 11:51 PM

Are the smaller pads to massage the brakes to keep them dry?

Gords_zenith 02-01-2014 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by PMPB (Post 1495996)
Are the smaller pads to massage the brakes to keep them dry?

I'm thinking electric e-brake.....

brzr 02-02-2014 10:32 PM

is this finally over tomorrow?
will the factories start working?


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