Track Car
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YellowEvo;302038 wrote:
Wessypooooo.... He's been saying he's been kidding the whole time but everyone is to fuckin retarded to actually read what he says in his posts... all they see is bmw>>>honda, so dont worry to much lolOff-topic, but hows your tundra holding up? Did you know that Toyota riveted their frames together? Tisk tisk.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5BkUvzR10A[/ame]
Toyota should stick to making cars..
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WannabeG;302080 wrote:
Off-topic, but hows your tundra holding up? Did you know that Toyota riveted their frames together? Tisk tisk.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5BkUvzR10A
Toyota should stick to making cars..
out of nowhere....
though that is crazy when the frame goes to town there
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Eurofan;302045 wrote:
^But really. So true.you only started to say you were "joking" after you got owned 30000000000x over.
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Eurofan;302092 wrote:
Haha, gay jokes are never classified as "Owned"So sorry poophead
Go drive your jap shit can
im not talking about gay jokes "poophead" more like your "track car" thread genious.
and by jap shit can im guessing you mean my sti? because i dont own a honda.
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RidinRails;302093 wrote:
im not talking about gay jokes "poophead" more like your "track car" thread genious.and by jap shit can im guessing you mean my sti? because i dont own a honda.
Okay okay, the sti is cute.
But not as cute as my trk car dood. :icon_salut:
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bubba;301946 wrote:
:icon_puke_r:do not want... I love the older bmw interiors, the was this one is laid out... How between the black and tan protrudes out, and so many different colors/materials, black, woodgrain, tan... pick 2 not 3....
"Yeah, what are all them that there bright lights and shiny things fo?"
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Eurofan;302095 wrote:
Okay okay, the sti is cute.But not as cute as my trk car dood. :icon_salut:
So how fast does this track car go? Would it say do 95.........................in a 75, like your last car???? I thought you didn't have to push your car to prove anything? Or you just scared to get another ticket? Show up to an autox event this year please.
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Something botheres me about that toyota vs. Ford video. The video insinuates that the toyota is behaving defectively and that the ford isn't, but doesn't appear to say so or why that's the case.
Visually, the box on the toyota seems to oscillate with a much higher amplitude than the Ford. That may or may not be a problem.
For one, certain trucks, like the Unimog, have a semi-flexible chassis that helps them articulate over rough surfaces. Ford has never and will never make a truck that competes with the Unimog. I have no idea if Toyota was trying to design a bendy chassis for some reason [my guess: they weren't] but it isn't necessarily a bad move in a heavy truck. Just about nothing mass produced has more "real truck" cred than the Unimog.
Secondly, the spacing and size of bumps could have been chosen "carefully". When the Toyota bed appears to be moving most wildly, my non-trained eyes say "that thing is in resonance". The box is rotating in equal degrees each direction off verticle center. That doesn't happen on a random sequence of bumps. Every mechanical system has resonant frequences whereby additional input energy causes massive additional output oscillation [the tacoma narrows bridge video is the canonical example of mechanical systems resonance].
Ford engineers would be clever enough to determine the resonant frequency of of the Toyota, and due to different design decisoins, that frequency could be different than the Ford truck.
If the Toyota box / frame goes into resonance in normal driving / bump situations and the Ford will not, then sure; clear advantage Ford.
But it may be that the Toyota and Ford will go into resonant oscillation at slightly different speeds / bump configurations, and Ford chose the course configuration that maximizes resonant oscillation in the Toyota and then ran the Ford over the same course to "show off" how much better the Ford is.
IOW: without a better description of this test and why it is what it is, it's hard to draw a conclusion from it.
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WannabeG;302080 wrote:
Off-topic, but hows your tundra holding up? Did you know that Toyota riveted their frames together? Tisk tisk.Toyota should stick to making cars..
My Toyota is doing just fine, how often do you actually drive on something like that you stupid fuck? And ask me again why my Tundra can pull my camper no problems up hills and my brothers Ford had to pull over and sit for a bit cause it got a little tired :icon_scratch:
2003 Mitsubishi Evolution 8
2011 Ford F150 Ecoboost
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There is a longer version online that has i think 4 trucks running the same test road this one is just the side by side of the best and worst i think.
But this is out of context, i will see if i can find the whole video.
EDIT: looks as if i was wrong, it was done by ford. i thought i remembered it wasn't. oh well.
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJZVUnOduH4&feature=related[/ame]
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This might explain the very bad shaking
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRfE_XAk2mE&feature=related[/ame]
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Like thrash said though, that is the point of the typical C channel frame, allowing flex over uneven ground, to reduce chances of cracking, and to keep traction
dont know about new dodges but the 2nd gen frames are boxed from the front to just a bit behind the firewall, C channel the rest of the way
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zbrown;302229 wrote:
Like thrash said though, that is the point of the typical C channel frame, allowing flex over uneven ground, to reduce chances of cracking, and to keep tractiondont know about new dodges but the 2nd gen frames are boxed from the front to just a bit behind the firewall, C channel the rest of the way
Well, the thing is, these tests are obviously proven to show Ford as the "best". I highly doubt these are standardized tests, but I could be wrong.
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everyone has numbers to support "built ford tough" or "chevy like a rock" or "gmc professional grade." who cares anyways. toyota makes a great GAS truck. you going to be the new eurofan of pickups now?
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