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Originally Posted by aerohead
AERODYMAMIK DES KRAFTFAHRZEUGS, Volumes 1 & 2 is what you're after.
I guarantee that you'll be stuck in an intellectual cul de sac until you immerse yourself in it. Hucho used it. You can too!  |
Yes, well some of us are using textbooks and SAE papers more recent than a 69 year old book.
My point remains, and no-one has (or can) address it:
If all this BS about a template were true, current aero references would cover it in great detail. After all, imagine how easy car aero would be if you could just apply a template to find out all the following:
- Show where there is separated and attached flow on existing cars
- Guide the shape of rear extensions
- Show how rear spoilers on sedans should be positioned and shaped
- Allow the assessment of the ‘aerodynamic purity’ of cars