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Ahmad Ramadan
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I am trying to figure out what the weight transfer, CoG transfer, and actual weight for each wheel is, for the vehicles (specifically the Subaru wagon at 2:00 minutes) undergoing this test:
My friend argues the test is flawed because so much of the weight is on the tires contacting the pavement. I don't think it makes enough of a difference. The results would be the same on flat ground in my opinion.
I am curious as to how much weight is actually transferred? If the test was conducted on flat ground, would the AWD Subaru fare any better?
I have drawn a picture of the problem. Using numbers from Subaru automobiles for dimensions and CoG. If you have a moment, I would really appreciate your solving of this problem.
http://[ATTACH=full]199720[/ATTACH]
Thanks for your time!
My friend argues the test is flawed because so much of the weight is on the tires contacting the pavement. I don't think it makes enough of a difference. The results would be the same on flat ground in my opinion.
I am curious as to how much weight is actually transferred? If the test was conducted on flat ground, would the AWD Subaru fare any better?
I have drawn a picture of the problem. Using numbers from Subaru automobiles for dimensions and CoG. If you have a moment, I would really appreciate your solving of this problem.
http://[ATTACH=full]199720[/ATTACH]
Thanks for your time!
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