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Drag coefficient
cjfp
 

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RE: Drag coefficient

^^ very below the belt (but true) ! Laughing

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09-05-2012 08:30pm
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PhilSkill
 

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Post: #12
RE: Drag coefficient

Sorry could resist that one! Very Happy

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09-05-2012 08:33pm
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Kimv
 

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Post: #13
Drag coefficient

(09-05-2012 08:28pm)PhilSkill Wrote:  I'd go with that.


Now is the coupe lower... it tails off more at the rear, the front components are the same except bonnet, so maybe windscreen slope is not so high? Or does it start further forward and slope back more...?

Still it's irrelevant as the 5dr owners got to their destination while the coupe owners were waiting for their passenger to get in the back! Laughing

The highest point of the 5door is 30mm higher than the highest point of the Coupé according to my brochure. So the projected frontal area is bigger.

But who cares.... Smile

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09-05-2012 09:29pm
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PhilSkill
 

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Post: #14
RE: Drag coefficient

Thanks Kimv Just spotted that in my brochure too... 1605mm coupe 1635mm 5Dr!

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09-05-2012 09:33pm
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doug
 

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Post: #15
RE: Drag coefficient

Never mind the drag factor.
MPG & 0 to 60 etc... It all depends on the weight of the driver,what's in the boot, full tank of fuel etc. If the VB special is tested with Vicky behind the wheel, LR could knock a second of the SI4 Very Happy

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09-05-2012 10:23pm
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jitenc
 

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Post: #16
RE: Drag coefficient

Wonder how much the huge wing mirrors contribute to the drag coeffient? I actually liked the LRX concept mirrors....

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10-05-2012 02:35am
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benzina
 

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Post: #17
RE: Drag coefficient

Must say it's GREAT in crosswinds. I had a chance to test this in some harsh coastal weather we've just had, and the Evoque just plowed through without any need to adjust the steering.
It simply did'nt feel it at all.

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10-05-2012 07:11am
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Donny Dog
 

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Post: #18
RE: Drag coefficient

(10-05-2012 02:35am)jitenc Wrote:  Wonder how much the huge wing mirrors contribute to the drag coeffient? I actually liked the LRX concept mirrors....

The bad news is that the drag coefficient is not as good as 'Pac-Car' (the world's most fuel efficient car) which has a drag coefficient of 0.075 and an equivalent fuel consumption of 15,200 mpg!

The good news is that it's not that much worse than a bullet (which has a drag coefficient of 0.295.
10-05-2012 09:22am
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benzina
 

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RE: Drag coefficient

It may not look extremely streamlined,buy my 92' Mercedes-Benz had a 0.30 cd, which even by todays standards is still excellent. Even with the windows down, their is no wind buffeting at all. Incredibly well engineered car in it's day.
Other notable features were... The Single pivoting windscreen wiper which covered a massive 86% of the screen, which is more then any other car has ever achieved.
Along with the 300sl ,it was the first 5-speed Automatic car in the world.

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11-05-2012 02:52am
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