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FT-86 Lower Control Arm Development

Jan 14, 2015 Suspension Development

The lower control arm on the twins lacks a crucial component for anyone who lowers, modifies, or wants to track their car; which is the ability to adjust camber. The stock unit does not allow for adju...

Wind Tunnel Testing

Jan 7, 2015 CFD Cases

Wind tunnel testing is another experiment, like CFD, to help validate aerodynamic changes. The reason for writing this short excerpt is to help clarify some of the misconceptions about wind tunnel tes...

CFD Software

Dec 7, 2014 CFD Cases

The CFD (computational fluid dynamics) software we use is OpenFOAM which is an open-source finite volume discretization scheme CFD package built on the C++ library used primarily to create application...

FR-S Initial CFD Case

Dec 7, 2014 CFD Cases

We have done some CFD work for the FR-S to get a baseline result. The model does have a flat floor, so the coefficients are not 100% representative to the real car since the underside of most vehicles...

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