CHASSIS part 4, geometry and adjustability
You didn't sleep through highschool geometry class, now did ya? You're gonna need some of those math skills now if you really want to understand your race car's steering and suspension. To understand the real nitty-gritty details of how they work, you better go back and get your Engineering degree. But with a little patience, some homework, the right tools, and a lot of … [Read more...] about CHASSIS part 4, geometry and adjustability
US AIRWAYS 1549
Being an airline pilot, I am used to friends and family calling me up after an aviation accident and asking lots of questions. I'll summarize a few thoughts of mine on Flight 1549. First of all, I am proud that Captain Sullenberger is being seen as a hero, he is one. He did a fantastic job working with his crew to bring about a safe conclusion to this accident. What worries … [Read more...] about US AIRWAYS 1549
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BUDGET OPEN WHEEL RACING
Budget open wheel racing? Isn't that an oxymoron? Most people think of Indy cars or Formula One racing when you talk about open wheel racing. But there are some very competitive and cost conscious ways to go racing "without fenders". There is go-cart racing, but that's not really a car; no suspension and no seatbelts (really!). I'm talking about real race cars; suspensions, … [Read more...] about BUDGET OPEN WHEEL RACING