FM Hood Aero Testing v.gettowindtunnel.cfd
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FM Hood Aero Testing v.gettowindtunnel.cfd
I bolted the hood to my daily and taped twine under the hood by the vents:
Then cut them so they were only 6" long at got this at 65mph:
This is good, right? Its twine and not yarn...so its more dense and takes more velocity to move them, right? They whip around pretty hard at 70mph but I didn't feel like taking more photos. Unfortunately the hood is severely warped and I'm going to set bricks on the high-spots before it goes to paint.
Then cut them so they were only 6" long at got this at 65mph:
This is good, right? Its twine and not yarn...so its more dense and takes more velocity to move them, right? They whip around pretty hard at 70mph but I didn't feel like taking more photos. Unfortunately the hood is severely warped and I'm going to set bricks on the high-spots before it goes to paint.
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"haha" me again and we're going to have serious issues. I will test again on the way to the gym tomorrow where I'll push more weight than you've collectively seen in your pathetic life.
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After 3 sets of plugs I had to do something.
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