No, those are 30 profile tires.
It should say 35 in the part which says “P345/30R21 132(Y)”, it says 30 instead. That being said, you should probably reduce the rim size. Also, out of curiosity, why are your front tires wider than the rear ones?
Well, if you want me to say that this is really a car that exists for the data to look good
yes
fwd
I mean, why would you try to race RWD and AWD cars with a FWD car?
When installing turrets and planting explosives on random doohickeys doesn’t quite get rid of the engineering itch…
…you have to make an insane road legal track toy.
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800-something hrsprs from a 5.zero liter V10 and it’s a van made from caabon fibuh
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5 UNITS PRODUCED - $2 MILLION EACH*
INTRODUCTION
The Super Aero II is the road-legal track toy version of the Millennium SA-2 LMDh planned for the 2025 season of the World Endurance Championship. Only five will be produced with a price tag of 2 million dollars for each unit*. It is the official successor to 1998's seldom successful Super Aero GT1 - but the spec sheet looks way more promising for the succeeding model.SPECSHEET
Show Specsheet
- ENGINE: 6-liter twin turbocharged V12 internal combustion engine - 1009.4hp (752kw) @ 6200 RPM - 1210.1nm (892 lb-ft) @ 4800 RPM
- CHASSIS: Short and nimble 2.3m long aluminum space frame fitted with carbon fiber body panels, curb weight 1300.6kg (2867lb) and comes with active rear aero.
- DRIVETRAIN: Advanced AWD with active F1-style pushrod suspension supporting three driving modes, and an 8-speed dual clutch manual gearbox paired with P255/35R17 Duchemin race-spec tires and 6-piston carbon ceramic brakes.
- PERFORMANCE: Top speed: 375km/h (233mph); 0-100km/h acceleration (0-62mph): 2.07s; 100-0km/h braking distance (62-0mph): 30.1m; Quarter mile 8.56s; Maximum cornering Gs 2.24g.
- AMENITIES: A single radio and AC unit. ONE cupholder and ashtray. Three driving modes as aforementioned. A sentry turret for personal defense that may or may not be legal in your jurisdiction will be delivered to your address on order confirmation.**
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** For legal reasons this only shoots BB pellets.
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It might just be me, but your fuel port seems really high on the chassis. I imagine the fuel man would have to be standing on your sidepod in order to refuel mid race…
- Most Le Mans hypercars have their fuel fillers in similar locations
- This car is only slightly bigger than the McMurtry Speirling - I haven’t tried designing the interior yet (as I did not intend to) but I imagine the seating arrangement has to be a tandem one…
I understand why you’d think it appears really tall though!
The car is significantly shorter in height than I thought lol… Here I was, thinking it was batmobile sized
By all known laws of physics, a car built by an Australian off-road accessories brand and French design house should not be able to produce enough downforce to drive on the ceiling. The Comet-Bar Aether 9/2 Atomique thinks these laws are fucking stupid and does so anyway.
✦ Specs
Specifications
✧ 4.496 L DOHC, N/A V8 made from aerospace grade billet aluminium
✧ 831.4 horsepower @ 10200 RPM
✧ 444.6 Ft-Lb of torque @ 7500 RPM
✧ 707 Kg
✧ 6 speed Sequential gearbox
✧ 17 in mag rims, (255/35R17 F/305/35R17 R)
✧ 2.4 sec 0-60
✧ 8.54 sec 1/4 mile
✧ 243 mph top speed
✧ 1.175 P/W ratio (Hp/Kg)
✧ 1.6 G short(20m) cornering Gs
✧ 2.06 G long(200m) cornering Gs, no active aero
(All above specs are achieved with 95 RON pump gas and street legal tires)
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In terms of ethos, the Atomique reminds me of the Lotus 340R - a further stripped-down version of the already flyweight Elise/Exige S1 with minimal bodywork. So what body set did you use as a starting point for it? In any case, this is undoubtedly among your best works.
That’s fairly close to what we were thinking. It’s closer to a mad version of the 3-eleven, or an ∞-eleven, if you will. Body wise it’s one of the smaller e type bodies that’s been chopped to hell and replaced with much tube frame.
The '56 Swinger (vanilla and mod) has a rather narrow engine bay in FR configuration - even a 5.0L 90-degree OHV V8 (with a more or less square bore/stroke ratio) will leave very little free space on either side. However, it seems you used a mid-engined variant of the Swinger instead, although its engine bay is also somewhat narrow if said V8 is fitted. And the proportions suggest a 2.29m or 2.44m wheelbase (1.99m seems too small, and 2.65m may be too long).
Since I’ve been asked by multiple people already, I’ll say it here:
You have a 24 hour margin after the deadline to post the ad.