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Old 05-15-2004, 03:34 PM
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I just want the above...
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I've seen .36 for the drag coefficient.
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HOLLY SHIT THATS BAD! (are you kidding me?)
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HOLLY SHIT THATS BAD! (are you kidding me?)
so is the language....the vertical windshield is a major contributor - what were you expecting?
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I expected alot less then that... Even with that windscreen..
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Most convertibles have not so good drag coefficients. The S2000 wasn't designed to be a Bonneville Salt Flats contender, it's a Roadster.

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My porsche manages the same as the (hatch noless) at .32 and it was built in 1990
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I bet it doesn't have the same .32 when you put the top down.

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I don't think it has a good drag coefficient or maybe it other factor. Because when I go down my hill I can only get it to 60 on neutral but when i go down the with the Accord or Protege go down about 70. Or maybe there other factor that I don't take in account for. It reaches it drag limite kinda early for it power.
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Originally posted by PilotKD
I bet it doesn't have the same .32 when you put the top down.

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Yea, It doesnt... But thats not hard to figure out...


So what about Dyno numbers for these cars?
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