an interesting point of view (wool tuft testing video)
 

for the title of this thread, I have been insiperd :D

so, I have testing the rear end (declidt) of my car using famous wool tufts.
After to have numbered (for to help the interpretation) the wool stufts, and photographed the details, I have fixed the camera in the seat passenger

http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/9...teriorenu4.jpg

http://img158.imageshack.us/img158/162/p1020126ji9.jpg
By fabrio at 2008-04-01

and I have measured the position of extended wool stuft

http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/865/estendoremb8.jpg

two pics below, they evidence that the extended sool stuft is under the ipotetical line of roof-declidt.
You can see that the extended wool stuft is in turbolent area...the famous buble it describet in this topic : http://forum.ecomodder.com/showthread.php?t=1548

http://img259.imageshack.us/img259/2...lissimoyt2.jpg
By fabrio at 2008-04-01

http://img381.imageshack.us/img381/3976/profilokt4.jpg

videos here:

[YOUTUBE]http://img532.imageshack.us/flvplayer.swf?f=Trunio3[/YOUTUBE]

[YOUTUBE]http://img532.imageshack.us/flvplayer.swf?f=Tfinestrado7[/YOUTUBE]

Looks pretty good. Hard to tell if #6 and #13 are not so great, or just an unlucky picture.

yesss, you have reason....It is necessary a second camera :(
Not only: after the test, looking the videos, I have noticed that too much zoom: little repaid error whit good resolution :)

do you have idea for to insert the videos in this forum?

Youtube works best from what I've seen.

naaaa....

I have just uploaded the videos, but it is a code problem with this forum...
look, the end of my fist post. isnt' processed!

Nice work :) I like the raised tuft method - I'll have to do that next time I do tufting :)

thankyoi a lot.

beacose, the embedded code do not work in this forum, I put the links a the videos:

http://img532.imageshack.us/flvplayer.swf?f=Trunio3

http://img532.imageshack.us/flvplaye...f=Tfinestrado7

in the firs video, the car go to 140Km/hm and in the second video, I have.....surprise :)

ok, thk to SVOboy, now the videos ares embedded on first post :)

Very interesting.

I think this is the highest speed for tuft testing that I've seen.

The article(s) on this subject at autospeed.com were conducted at much lower speeds... 70-80 km/h.

Just watched the videos... awesome :)

If you do this again, try only cracking the windows too... I found similar distrubrances with my windows barely open compared to fully opened...