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Old 04-15-2008, 07:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Great find: partial underbody tray for Gen1 IS300 and Gen3 Camry

http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/t74629.html

This guy did a great job of doing it, I'm going to try it on my Camry coming up here and see what I can do with it, looks easy enough and it looks so clean!

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Quote:
ES 300's HP losses at X mph:
55mph = 7.8 horsepower
60mph = 10.1 horsepower
70mph = 16.0 horsepower
100mph = 46.7 horsepower
120mph = 80.7 horsepower
140mph = 128.1 horsepower


Camry's HP losses at X mph:
55mph = 8.4 horsepower
60mph = 10.9 horsepower
70mph = 17.3 horsepower.
100mph = 50.5 horsepower
120mph = 87.2 horsepower
140mph = 138.5 horsepower
Can anybody explain this to me, preferably through a formula. The loss looks very linear from 55-70mph, but it jumps more than the ~3hp per 5mph from the 70mph to 100mph mark.

I am not trying to disprove the findings, simply understand them.

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