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Originally Posted by doviatt
You can also try smoke oil used for acrobatic airplanes.
I fear you will have turbulence and full dispersion way before you will be able to see anything of value. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you though.
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+1 to the acrobatic plane smoke. You might also try a smoke generator used for cinema.
HALLOWEEN SMOKE MACHINE - Google Search
The stuff is meant to be safe in enclosed areas and around / people / pets
Another thing that comes to mind is to use a bug fogger.
NOT ECO FRIENDLY.
Perhaps instead of spewing poison on your car and behind it, the poison could be replaced by the stage smoke solution.
Also, I just wanted to ask why you would want to do a smoke test, versus a tuft test.
As you can see by looking at smoke testing on various cars, High drag cars have the same smoke patterns as low drag cars.
It takes an expert eye to 'read' the smoke correctly.