Torsional stiffness of our S2000?
03-20-2003, 07:18 PM
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Everyone reading this agrees the s2000 has a highly rigid chassis, lets narrow it down to exact numbers and compare to other sports car.
Elise 11000 Nm/degree
z3 coupe 16400
z3 5600
z4 14600
911 c 16500
TT 19000
TTR 10000
Boxster 10000
Anyone knows about S2k? or other cars?
Correct me if my data is wrong.
Elise 11000 Nm/degree
z3 coupe 16400
z3 5600
z4 14600
911 c 16500
TT 19000
TTR 10000
Boxster 10000
Anyone knows about S2k? or other cars?
Correct me if my data is wrong.
03-20-2003, 07:22 PM
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That looks about right to me. I remember seeing those figures for the Porsches somewhere else.
I find it very interesting to see the difference in stiffness between the Z3 and Z3 Coupe!!
I find it very interesting to see the difference in stiffness between the Z3 and Z3 Coupe!!
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How is torsional stiffness measured? What about lateral rigidity?
Cany anybody provide the data for the S (and be certain it is correct)?
This would be interesting data to know.
Cany anybody provide the data for the S (and be certain it is correct)?
This would be interesting data to know.
