[REL] EnduranceRacingX EGT by URD Update V2 July 2016!

I think the performance charakteristic, but i think the cars should have a different one with advantages oder disadvantages in different rpm levels otherwise it would be boring

I'm not one to brag about any sort of technical insight into cars, at all.
But having a look at the URD cars in Car Stat 2, it seems the cars do have pretty differing power curves?

Please correct me, again, I'm completely green when it comes to technical car stuff lol.
I'd love to learn some more though. ;)
 
I'm not one to brag about any sort of technical insight into cars, at all.
But having a look at the URD cars in Car Stat 2, it seems the cars do have pretty differing power curves?

Please correct me, again, I'm completely green when it comes to technical car stuff lol.
I'd love to learn some more though. ;)

The Cars are reaching nearly the same top speed with the same aero settings, excect the Venom and the Corvette, they are a bit slower, but you can adjust it with the wing setting without lossing important aero.
The acceleration is nearly the same, ok the torque is different but it has to be so, because one reaches the limit @5200rpm, the next, @9000 and that is what it makes interessting. One car needs lower are rpm, the other has more power near the rpm limit.
 
At which rpm the torque has a certain value doesn't matter, if the power curve is the same (well normalized to the same rpm range). So it all comes down to differences in the sound which is played.

I guess I will show some motec charts to show you what I mean.
 
Summer, holidays and no answer to my question, so I'll burn my 5 euros on beer. No regrets.

Hehe, well its easy to miss questions when there is other discussion. Ive found it now thought and if there is error im not sure why actually. Maybe you could try with different browser or check if somethink is blocking to open new window.
 
At which rpm the torque has a certain value doesn't matter, if the power curve is the same (well normalized to the same rpm range). So it all comes down to differences in the sound which is played.

I guess I will show some motec charts to show you what I mean.

Please do. I'd love to learn more. :)
 
Hi Ales, I'm happy far these good news :cool:

We are setting up the autumn champ with these cars, I'vve two questions for you:-)

1. Do you have aleady planned when release the next update?
2. Can we have the technical datas of these cars, many users are asking for in order to choose the car for the championship.

Have a nice holiday.
I see this datas in this web:
Motores.jpg
 
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At which rpm the torque has a certain value doesn't matter, if the power curve is the same (well normalized to the same rpm range). So it all comes down to differences in the sound which is played.

I guess I will show some motec charts to show you what I mean.

May be it's your wording that is incorrect, but in my books the definition of power is torque x by rpm. So a motor delivering 450 N/m at 5000 rpm will develop half the power of another one delivering the same torque at 10000 rpm.

Please someone correct me if I am wrong.
 
Just wanted to say we ran our first race with these cars at LeMans last night, and I heard nothing but very happy customers. Thanks to the URD Crew for putting out such a great bunch of cars. Keep it up .... please!!!
 
May be it's your wording that is incorrect, but in my books the definition of power is torque x by rpm. So a motor delivering 450 N/m at 5000 rpm will develop half the power of another one delivering the same torque at 10000 rpm.

Please someone correct me if I am wrong.
Yes. I meant the same. It doesn't matter if you 500bhp at 5000 rpm and 10000rpm. As long as the power curve uses another rpm-scale to have the power at the other rpm.
 
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