most powerful 13b-msp
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is that all you can do is charge it and that is it? anything special you can do to it like higher compression rotars or maybe lower so we can do more psi? i know you can do weight reduction and stuff but i just want raw power and then i will lighten it if necessary... thanks
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does anyone know what speed the 8 goes when having power like this? i know right now drafting off another car it goes 152 and without draft 148 stock but i don't know any other numbers.
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Hesselrode- do the math:
Air resistance ~= bV^2, where b is the combination of factors based on the air and the shape and size of the object.
Force from the engine's power output ~= power/velocity.
Top speed occurs when the force of the engine = force of the air resistance.
Assuming you're driving where they were when those top speed numbers were recorded, then you should get about the same top speed you calculated using these equations. If you can't do the math and figure out the new top speed at 414 hp, then you probably shouldn't be driving that fast(much less boosting that hard) until you get more familiar with the physics associated with cars.
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Air resistance ~= bV^2, where b is the combination of factors based on the air and the shape and size of the object.
Force from the engine's power output ~= power/velocity.
Top speed occurs when the force of the engine = force of the air resistance.
Assuming you're driving where they were when those top speed numbers were recorded, then you should get about the same top speed you calculated using these equations. If you can't do the math and figure out the new top speed at 414 hp, then you probably shouldn't be driving that fast(much less boosting that hard) until you get more familiar with the physics associated with cars.
Regards, Crimson.
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Lower compression is just as important to a rotary as to a piston engine in regards to FI. But you cannot use RX-7 low compression rotors in the MSP. And at the present there are no low compression Renesis rotors.
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