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Old 12th April 2004, 21:05   #1
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http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/9613/...ntom-coupe.JPG
This is a Rolls Royce Concept Phantom Coupe
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/iipcache/128860.jpg
http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/iipcache/128861.jpg
These r the C6 vettes they r capable of holding an engine bigger than the bugatti veyrons superior drag power and grip 21' wheels
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Old 12th April 2004, 23:41   #2
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Hey adu,

Dont mean to be rude, but whats the point of having 6 wheels instead of 4? Only looks?

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Old 12th April 2004, 23:57   #3
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Excellent rendering Adnan a job well done but the 6 wheels dont suit the Corvette . Anyways welcome aboard and hope you have a ball out here

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Old 13th April 2004, 00:20   #4
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Have to say well done,
BTW the wheels on the RR and the Vette the same, dun they!
Very well done I should say (the vette looks horrifying, but well done..)

Good to have you here, maaitt !
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welcome aboard the crazy train...ahahahah. sorry. too much ozzy for one day
some skills you got there mate, though very weird concepts. why 4 wheels at the back for the vette? i mean the tyrell's 4 wheels upfront were justified.
and the rolls royce looks really small, almost supermini size.
great work nonetheless.
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hmmmm.........a tractor trailer Corvette. No offence pal. Welcome to TeamBHP.
4 wheels at the front wud have been a better idea. I guess there was concept car with 6 wheels. 2 in the front [all 4 front wheel cud e steered for better handling. ]
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thanks guys for the appreciation i know the concept of 4 wheels was weird but still an excuse i can give is i was out of resources while using windows paint for all the renderings and thats true
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Old 13th April 2004, 12:48   #8
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The four wheels at the back is actually an idea supported by engineers at BMW.Williams F1. Dunno if any of you read the F1 racing issue a couple of months ago where they had asked the Williams designers to come up with what they think a F1 car would look like today if it weren't for all the regs. And they came up with a six wheeled car, with the 4 wheels at the back. They said that it was the ideal placment for em coz they provided max traction anabling the tyres to put down more power earlier.

So Adu999 has the right idea! wtg adu!!
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thanks Rtech for understandin the design. Atleat some1 here has actual Auto I.Q.
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Old 13th April 2004, 14:35   #10
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Hey adu, the guys didn't mean to be rude, they were just kiddin around man! Anyways, just some more info on the original concept from Williams :-

The Williams FW08 chassis was designed with six-wheel configuration in mind. It was tested in the fall of 1982. The 6 wheeler was never raced as from 1983 six wheeled F1 cars were banned.

General specifications
Country of origin Great Britain
Produced in 1982
Numbers built N/A
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Engine Ford Cosworth DFV 90º V8
Engine location Mid, longitudinally mounted
Displacement 2.993 liter / 182.6 cu in
Valvetrain 4 valves/cylinder, DOHC
Fuel feed Lucas Fuel injection
Aspiration Naturally Aspirated
Gearbox N/A
Drive Rear wheel drive

Performance figures
Power 490 bhp / 365.5 kW @ 10750 rpm
BHP/Liter 163.7
Torque 353 Nm / 260.4 ft lbs @ 9000 rpm
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0-60 mph Acceleration N/A


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Quote:
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Quote[/b] ]Atleat some1 here has actual Auto I.Q.
Oh boy, pray teach us about cars adu9922.

Butttttttttttttttttt Somehow your "truthful" reasoning behind the design
Quote:
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Quote[/b] ]an excuse i can give is i was out of resources while using windows paint for all the renderings and thats true
surely boasts of staggeringly high auto I.Q. levels. Really leaves it nowhere now, dosent it?

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There was also a F1 with 4 front wheels. It raced only once after which it was banned cos rules stated that a F1 car shud strictly have 4 wheels.
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Hey,

This reminded me about something i had done about 8years back on "aldus photstyler"....and made me look it up on my comp...



On finding the file i noticed it was called scorcher.jpg..... and then i remembered there used to be a radio controlled car about 10yrs back which had 6 wheels and was called the scorcher! (cldt find any pics). However it used to steer the same way a tank does, ie on the remote u have a stick for forward/reverse per side of wheels, ie 1 for LHS 3wheels and one for RHS 3wheels.

rtech, the f1 u posted about seems like it would have a definite advantage in terms of putting power down....but then i seem to think that if there were tight hairpins etc the car would not be soo happy......i wonder if they used tires with slightly larger sidewalls on the rear tires to enable easier steering.

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Quote:
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Quote[/b] (adu9922 @ April 13 2004,12:04)]thanks Rtech for understandin the design. Atleat some1 here has actual Auto I.Q.
thas plain rude.....
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Hey V12 the F1 car youre talking bout is the Tyrell

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