Oh it's possible and reliable. *Cough LS motors *cough.OMG the pedals! Not even my dads old Beetle had such an horrible design! :lol
Also in the video they claimed something possible, 900HP from a (probably not NA) V8, I guess it's possible, but not reliable?
Not even. Cause Hot Wheels cars actually look great and would be awesome to see real size. Not that thing, oh and for those who say it'll do 175mph I kind of agree with you but I'm taking a punt that it won't pass the supercar holy grail of 200mph.It looks like a full size Hot Wheels
No.
But I can guess. If you take it as a best case scenario that a Veyron needs 1000hp to do 250mph with the wing trimmed to speed run angle of attack, to do 348mph it'd need another 1,700hp - so 5,000hp would be overkill for a Veyron-like shape.
So with 5,000hp needed to do 348mph it's got to be a bit nobbly. 5,000hp is about 4,250whp and 4,250whp at 348mph is shoving two tonnes of air out of the way (4,579lb).
I'd guess that the car itself weighs about 1,350kg (3000lb) and should generate its own weight in downforce at that speed, so about 80lb of that is rolling resistance. 4,500lb to go.
Now I reckon that the frontal area of that thing is a six foot wide by three foot high box with another four foot wide, two foot high box on it - let's skip wingmirrors and ride height for the fudgery. That's about 26 square feet. Plug it into the calculator and that says the Cd is...
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0.56
This is "quite a lot". For comparison a Prius is 0.26ish, a Mk1 MX-5 with the roof down is 0.38ish and a Chitauri Leviathan is around 0.55.
No.
But I can guess. If you take it as a best case scenario that a Veyron needs 1000hp to do 250mph with the wing trimmed to speed run angle of attack, to do 348mph it'd need another 1,700hp - so 5,000hp would be overkill for a Veyron-like shape.
So with 5,000hp needed to do 348mph it's got to be a bit nobbly. 5,000hp is about 4,250whp and 4,250whp at 348mph is shoving two tonnes of air out of the way (4,579lb).
I'd guess that the car itself weighs about 1,350kg (3000lb) and should generate its own weight in downforce at that speed, so about 80lb of that is rolling resistance. 4,500lb to go.
Now I reckon that the frontal area of that thing is a six foot wide by three foot high box with another four foot wide, two foot high box on it - let's skip wingmirrors and ride height for the fudgery. That's about 26 square feet. Plug it into the calculator and that says the Cd is...
...
0.56
This is "quite a lot". For comparison a Prius is 0.26ish, a Mk1 MX-5 with the roof down is 0.38ish and a Chitauri Leviathan is around 0.55.
At best guess, yes.So you're saying that the numbers indicate the Cd is 0.56 and as long as that is correct or it's actually lower, then 5000hp is enough to get it to 348?
With 5000hp, if you had the gearing to do so, you could push an original VW Beetle to 348mph.
Wow. The thing actually runs. There may be a future for this car.
Yeah right.
So you're saying that the numbers indicate the Cd is 0.56 and as long as that is correct or it's actually lower, then 5000hp is enough to get it to 348?
I really like that the small dividing piece on the front moves with only the touch of someone wiping - nothing says quality quite like that. Let's see it at speed.
It reminds me of Bigfoot, just because it's fake. Oh, and the back of it makes me crack up, especially those fake 🤬 exhaust pipes.
I think I laughed way too hard at this.Well, at least Bigfoot had legitimate performance figures and was well-built.
And nobody posted this from the website?!!
God I'm laughing my ass off.
Can't see it.
From their website here -> http://devel-sixteen.com/index.htmlCan't see it.
403 error here. Caught a momentary glimpse of it before the hotlink failed.
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The tackiness extends to the tachometer? Who knew!
I believe it's meant to indicate horsepower, like the Veyron but without a separate gauge. 500hp around idle and 100hp without even spinning the crankshaft is pretty impressive.The increments aren't consistent- the dial on the right goes from 100 to 500, then 500 to 1000.
Does the next one go over 9000?The increments aren't consistent- the dial on the right goes from 100 to 500, then 500 to 1000.