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  1. 03-17-2006, 12:19 AM #1
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    Does anyone know the lateral acceleration, in Gs, that my carr is supposed to have?
    Lowered with blue h&r(?) springs, Bilsteins, tint, 19# design 3 injectors, Dual Magnaflow
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alexlind123
    Does anyone know the lateral acceleration, in Gs, that my carr is supposed to have?
    With or without snow cover?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alexlind123
    Does anyone know the lateral acceleration, in Gs, that my carr is supposed to have?
    why do you need to know this peculiar information?

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  4. 03-17-2006, 09:10 AM #4
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    I dont need to know it, i am just curious and i want to compare it to other cars.
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    Get yourself a Gtech and measure it for yourself. Anything else is meaningless speculation, since what your car achieves is highly dependent on road surface, suspension, tires, and, to a degree, driver skill.
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    it will be higher if you accelerate uphill
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    Default great observation

    Really. I would assume a downhill curve just turning uphill would give the best numbers. I sure know this type of curve feels great!

    Quote Originally Posted by 632 Regal
    it will be higher if you accelerate uphill
    Thanks,

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    Quote Originally Posted by SRR2
    Get yourself a Gtech and measure it for yourself. Anything else is meaningless speculation, since what your car achieves is highly dependent on road surface, suspension, tires, and, to a degree, driver skill.
    only in measurement of lateral acceleration driver skills are minimized to ability to hold the steering wheel constantly at the end of the turn...

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    its pretty much entirely dependant on tires


    http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~szwarc/...20bmw%20dinan/

    i have the original review of the 535i in there
    u can see if they tested it
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    did you sell your car yet?
    Quote Originally Posted by bahnstormer
    its pretty much entirely dependant on tires


    http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~szwarc/...20bmw%20dinan/

    i have the original review of the 535i in there
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