Subject	nice
Posted by	nemo1080 on June 18, 2006 at 3:40 AM
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In Reply To	JUST WONDERIN'. Alright math and physics buffs out there, posted by 240Z FeO2 on June 17, 2006 at 09:12 PM
Message	now factor in wheelspin, wind, levelness of ground, temp, humidity, engine condition, gearing, shift points, different horsepower levels at different rpm in each different gear ratio on that same inclined or "level" plane... ok sorry just bein a smarty pants. i dig the math tho. It's not turbo lag, It's foreplay!
Follow Ups	JUST WONDERIN'. Alright math and physics buffs out there, - 240Z FeO2 21:12:36 06/17/06 Re: JUST WONDERIN'. Alright math and physics buffs out there, - rvin 21:26:45 06/17/06 Acceleration = 60mph/5sec = 17.6 ft/sec^2 (n/m) - Joe(NoVA) 21:28:05 06/17/06 I tried to delete this but you responded ;) (n/m) - rvin 21:28:51 06/17/06 Exactly why i responded ;-) (n/m) - Joe(NoVA) 21:29:25 06/17/06 your wrong too, i responded...no deleting now..luckily this - rvin 21:35:17 06/17/06 219ft - rvin 21:32:01 06/17/06 hmm... i was using the calculator on my computer - Joe(NoVA) 21:38:31 06/17/06 same calculator..gotta love all those decimals it throws out (n/m) - rvin 21:43:48 06/17/06 correct! (n/m) - IJUMPMAN 02:24:20 06/18/06 440 feet, if it is constant acceleration - Joe(NoVA) 21:26:50 06/17/06 your wrong...look above "219ft" - rvin 21:34:07 06/17/06 "you're ;-) - Joe(NoVA) 21:39:48 06/17/06 Yes, because acceleraion is not constant for our cars. (n/m) - Technomancer 07:03:39 06/18/06 Or anything for that matter. - Kenny 12:53:59 06/18/06 Yes! Newton and Laplace give us the impression that we can - Technomancer 09:23:34 06/19/06 f that...i have a hard time with 3+3 = 6 - genic 22:01:12 06/17/06 Lol - Spddracer 22:03:32 06/17/06 6?!?!?!?!? i thought it was 5! (n/m) - itsmyz (SoCal-San Diego) 00:27:13 06/18/06 totally agree (n/m) - Patrick(Austin) 08:05:46 06/18/06 Great to see some thinkin' goin' on. I looked into this a - 240Z FeO2 22:20:05 06/17/06 nice - nemo1080 03:40:44 06/18/06 Absolutely right. Plus there are almost no linear functions - 240Z FeO2 14:17:58 06/18/06
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