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YOUR RESEARCHtesting G-forces on an engine

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The rig simulates laps of the N�rburgring by running the engine through a program that replicates rpm while moving the motor up to 54� in any direction at a speed of 140� a second - enough to simulate 1.4 g of cornering, braking, or acceleration.

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Except it cannot REALLY test forces for a corner, since this is limited to 1g magnitude.

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Test on a larger planet

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Maybe they do the testing on a larger planet...

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Based on the engine strip down discussion - a test rig that could simulate G-Forces on the engine, and hence allow issues where oil flow or coolant flow are negatively impacted by said G-Forces, would be a rather useful tool for Porsche.

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The rig simulates laps of the N�rburgring by running the engine through a program that replicates rpm while moving the motor up to 54� in any direction at a speed of 140� a second - enough to simulate 1.4 g of cornering, braking, or acceleration.

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Except it cannot REALLY test forces for a corner, since this is limited to 1g magnitude.

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Maybe they do the testing on a larger planet...

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Based on the engine strip down discussion - a test rig that could simulate G-Forces on the engine, and hence allow issues where oil flow or coolant flow are negatively impacted by said G-Forces, would be a rather useful tool for Porsche.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

It's a 997 engine... but thought you'd like it. Simulation g-force testing:

POST 3Original post

I think its a marketing tool... cool stuff though.

POST 4Original post

Man, I would love to have one of those on my living room!

POST 5Original post

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what about your bedroom....?? me toooooooooooovrooommmm harris

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Based on the engine strip down discussion - a test rig that could simulate G-Forces on the engine, and hence allow issues where oil flow or coolant flow are negatively impacted by said G-Forces, would be a rather useful tool for Porsche. I can see exactly why they built this - and it's not just marketing!

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I can hear the wife now..... "TURN THAT THING DOWN..........." wait that's not much different, except its the kids she's yelling at now LOL

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Except it cannot REALLY test forces for a corner, since this is limited to 1g magnitude. IE rotating it 45degs is not the same as a 1g lateral + 1g vertical = 1.414g magnitude. Obviously these measurements are worth something otherwise it wouldn't have been built. meh..

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Maybe they do the testing on a larger planet...

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Well, apparently it does achieve a 1.4 g magnitude. According to Excellence magazine.... The rig simulates laps of the N�rburgring by running the engine through a program that replicates rpm while moving the motor up to 54� in any direction at a speed of 140� a second - enough to simulate 1.4 g of cornering, braking, or acceleration.

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Why did I already know that you had/have the right answer Tim?

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Thanks for the compliment.

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Oh, ****! Sorry!!!

POST 16Original post

Holy crap, it's alive! Thanks for sharing, I guess they somehow pre-programmed throttle, shifting, braking, very cool sounds too.

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