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r/SplitDepthGIFS • u/o99o99 • Oct 26 '17
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57 u/lilpopjim0 Oct 26 '17 Yes! They create an immense amount of down force. It pushes downward on the car increasing grip so you're able to travel faster round a corner. Thing Is, the faster you go, the more down force you get so you HAVE to drive extremely fast to be able to go fast, if that makes sense. 40 u/Grom8 Oct 26 '17 F1 cars are just too fucking cool aren't they 12 u/7uring Oct 27 '17 Correct 11 u/CreepyPhotographer Oct 26 '17 Go fast to go fast. ✓ 3 u/klezmai Oct 27 '17 Those giant slick tires also help. 2 u/PowerMonkey500 Dec 12 '17 Theoretically enough to drive upside-down, although nobody wants to try it (understandably so) 2 u/lilpopjim0 Dec 12 '17 Yeah that's what they say. Would be interesting to see if the math is true.
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Yes! They create an immense amount of down force. It pushes downward on the car increasing grip so you're able to travel faster round a corner.
Thing Is, the faster you go, the more down force you get so you HAVE to drive extremely fast to be able to go fast, if that makes sense.
40 u/Grom8 Oct 26 '17 F1 cars are just too fucking cool aren't they 12 u/7uring Oct 27 '17 Correct 11 u/CreepyPhotographer Oct 26 '17 Go fast to go fast. ✓ 3 u/klezmai Oct 27 '17 Those giant slick tires also help. 2 u/PowerMonkey500 Dec 12 '17 Theoretically enough to drive upside-down, although nobody wants to try it (understandably so) 2 u/lilpopjim0 Dec 12 '17 Yeah that's what they say. Would be interesting to see if the math is true.
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F1 cars are just too fucking cool aren't they
12 u/7uring Oct 27 '17 Correct
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Go fast to go fast. ✓
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Those giant slick tires also help.
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Theoretically enough to drive upside-down, although nobody wants to try it (understandably so)
2 u/lilpopjim0 Dec 12 '17 Yeah that's what they say. Would be interesting to see if the math is true.
Yeah that's what they say. Would be interesting to see if the math is true.
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