What do you think of the new F1 cars
05-14-2014, 04:31 PM
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What do you think of the new F1 cars
The new hybrid fomular1 turbo engine puts out more power with half the fuel.
Fans have actually been moaning that the engines are quite and they want them louder, do you think the fans are justified or are they just being fussy.
Apparently Mercedes have built a device simply to amplify the sound of the engine, which I think is craziness, is there really any point, other teams are in uproar saying that this device could be providing Mercedes with a performance boost I think that's likely as spending time and money on building a device soley to make the car louder is silly.
Fans have actually been moaning that the engines are quite and they want them louder, do you think the fans are justified or are they just being fussy.
Apparently Mercedes have built a device simply to amplify the sound of the engine, which I think is craziness, is there really any point, other teams are in uproar saying that this device could be providing Mercedes with a performance boost I think that's likely as spending time and money on building a device soley to make the car louder is silly.
05-15-2014, 01:15 AM
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The new engines are phenomenal!! It's about damn time someone figured out an efficient way to to add battery operated ALS. Seen a few in the past, but they always sucked more power than worth.
Sound has nothing to do with it, quit whining. Besides, turbos are natural silencers.
Speaking of which has anyone looked at the design of the turbine housing on these? Two symmetrically offset inputs, that's a damn good idea!
I'm also a fan of the new ruling around how KERS power can be implemented. It puts a lot more power in the drivers control and could potentially change outcomes drastically.
Sound has nothing to do with it, quit whining. Besides, turbos are natural silencers.
Speaking of which has anyone looked at the design of the turbine housing on these? Two symmetrically offset inputs, that's a damn good idea!
I'm also a fan of the new ruling around how KERS power can be implemented. It puts a lot more power in the drivers control and could potentially change outcomes drastically.
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So admittedly I'v finally started watching the races..... UMMMmmmmmmm MERCEDES?!
HOLY CRAP!!!
For those that know what I'm talking about, how do you think this will affect the future of turbo charging on road cars? I'm not just talking about the KERS anti-lag and hybrid charging device, that is pretty damn cool itself. I'm talking about Mercedes front/back turbo. Reduced piping, no heat soak from the turbine housing, both resulting in cleaner, cooler, denser air and more effective intercooling. Not only that, but also resulting in smaller porting, tighter body package, closer gearbox for better weight distribution/center of gravity... I mean, this is insane! My only fear is that if that propshaft ever goes sour it's going to take a LOT of expensive equipment, body work and possibly human driver with it. Scary stuff.
For those that don't know or aren't paying attention:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuBB2F6IutQ[/media]
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...nary-f1-engine
HOLY CRAP!!!
For those that know what I'm talking about, how do you think this will affect the future of turbo charging on road cars? I'm not just talking about the KERS anti-lag and hybrid charging device, that is pretty damn cool itself. I'm talking about Mercedes front/back turbo. Reduced piping, no heat soak from the turbine housing, both resulting in cleaner, cooler, denser air and more effective intercooling. Not only that, but also resulting in smaller porting, tighter body package, closer gearbox for better weight distribution/center of gravity... I mean, this is insane! My only fear is that if that propshaft ever goes sour it's going to take a LOT of expensive equipment, body work and possibly human driver with it. Scary stuff.
For those that don't know or aren't paying attention:
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuBB2F6IutQ[/media]
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...nary-f1-engine