No modifications, Officer(heavily modded Trabi anyone?)
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Hm, good point! Gotta learn more about this stuff but unfortunately I don't have the time recently. That's why I posted the topic as a contribution request
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Topology is so nicely following the forces that I would make a real car with the lines.
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Wow, thanks!
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Love the model. Why not go crazy and put in the new 2.3l Ford EcoBoost?
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The 2.3 would be too heavy and make the car understeer everywhere, less weight with the 1.0 to 1.4 litre engines would enable a better chassis balance.
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@mike amos said:
The 2.3 would be too heavy and make the car understeer everywhere, less weight with the 1.0 to 1.4 litre engines would enable a better chassis balance.
I said "go crazy"
The 1.0l 3 cyl is a cool little engine for sure. Impressive what it did in the Ford F1 test car.
Inside Ford's 1.0-liter EcoBoost That Whipped Nurburgring - EngineLabs
Ford is bringing the 1.0-liter EcoBoost engine to the US for the 2014 Fiesta. We noticed this spirited 3-cylinder a few months ago when it powered a Formula Ford around Nurburgring in a very fast 7:22, which is quic
EngineLabs (www.enginelabs.com)
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I did not mean to be facetious, I have not got used to the "smillies" yet, sorry mate.
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No worries Mike, it's all good.
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Anybody?
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Well it looks great. Why not go ahead and finish the exterior?
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@bryan k said:
Well it looks great. Why not go ahead and finish the exterior?
Haven't modeled anything for a while... I hope to be able to continue soon. I'm planning to rework the rear wheel arches so they match the front. Also I remember the last thing I did was I punched a hole on the sideskirt for a muffler. For the rest I'm looking for contributors
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