Drag coefficent of our cars

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road chicken
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Drag coefficent of our cars

Post by road chicken » Sun Feb 24, 2013 11:21 am

Anyone ever see stated numbers for our cars? I see the winged G series article, but it doesn't have the baseline numbers.
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68 383, Street Demon 750, RPM top end,484/284/108 poo poo cam "-5 spd 4:10 SG, 4whl disk, Helwig Anti-Sway, Poly bushings,Firm Feel Box, HD Linkage, 1" t-bars, 7 leafs Springs
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gcoupe72
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My Cars: 1972 Road Runner originally equipped as lemon twist,400,4spd,air grabber,performance axle pkg.,bk. interior.
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Re: Drag coefficent of our cars

Post by gcoupe72 » Mon Feb 25, 2013 12:17 am

I'd be interested in this also, Mopar Action ran a photo of a bird in the wind tunnel.This was the article about the #71 car that was built.
They identified the car as a Charger! :lol:
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dangina
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Re: Drag coefficent of our cars

Post by dangina » Mon Feb 25, 2013 7:14 am

gcoupe72 wrote:They identified the car as a Charger! :lol:
easy mistake as they do the 71 charger daytona builds as well

I am also interested in the drag as well just for curiosity
400 stroked to 470ci, 3:55 Eaton true trac, slightly upgraded suspension lol

BUILD THREAD!!!! http://www.protouringmopar.com/showthread.php?796-1971-Speedipus-Rex&highlight=speedipus
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