QUOTE(MrssV @ Apr 21 2012, 11:58 PM)
but without knowing how high the front got lift off, is sort of impossible to really determined the accurate speed.
Imagine your car front lift off with rear still on the ground, panic, pull hand brake. Awkward stop, awesome "landing". Like a jack hammer with front as a head, and rear tire as pivot.
no need to be accurate, just need to be lower than a car with 4 wheels on the ground doing braking,. Imagine your car front lift off with rear still on the ground, panic, pull hand brake. Awkward stop, awesome "landing". Like a jack hammer with front as a head, and rear tire as pivot.
usually car got 70+% braking force in front.. so if one wheel off, means brakes severly reduced.. hence braking distance should be greater.
anyway math show 50kmh is around 12.3meter..


Apr 22 2012, 12:14 AM

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