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Old 11 Apr 2008, 09:32 (Ref:2175095)   #76
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knighty should be qualifying in the top 5 on the gridknighty should be qualifying in the top 5 on the grid
Just thought I’d check this and the result are interesting……..thought I’d compare the Astons pair of 34mm restrictors cross-sectional area, with the equivalent restrictors fitted to a 4 valve 6.0 race motor with air con, which wouild be a pair 34mm restrictors, compared to a pair of 32.8mm restrictors according to the 2008 regs…….I have not compared this with the 5.5 judd restrictors as that would not be an eggs-to-eggs comparison……..here gos.

2 off 32.8 ID restrictors = 1690 sq mm

2 off 34 ID restrictors = 1816 sq mm

The difference is 126 sq mm

Or in other words 7% bigger……..as all the gasoline engines are supposed to be equated around 650bhp, with an extra 7% that’s ……..wait for it…….695 bhp for the 6.0 V12 LMP1 Aston
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Old 11 Apr 2008, 10:09 (Ref:2175112)   #77
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You should compare the numbers without air con.
  • Judd GV5.5: 2 x 32.9 mm = 1700 mm^2
  • Aston Martin V12: 2 x 33.7 mm = 1784 mm^2
In that case the difference is 84 mm^2, which is 5 %.

Remember that Judd has 3% bigger restrictor this year, so it should produce 670 bhp instead of 650 bhp.

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Old 11 Apr 2008, 16:22 (Ref:2175370)   #78
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You should compare the numbers without air con.
  • Judd GV5.5: 2 x 32.9 mm = 1700 mm^2
  • Aston Martin V12: 2 x 33.7 mm = 1784 mm^2
In that case the difference is 84 mm^2, which is 5 %.

Remember that Judd has 3% bigger restrictor this year, so it should produce 670 bhp instead of 650 bhp.
Why should he compare the numbers without air con? He, as far as I can tell, went for a real world comparison which has the AM in the Lola coupe w/a.c. installed and taking advantage of the restrictor break vs the Judd which is only in roadsters w/ no a.c. The larger restrictor allowed this year does have validity to it but there is still approx. 25bhp diff. With the better aero coefficients of the coupe....

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Old 11 Apr 2008, 17:39 (Ref:2175419)   #79
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Why should he compare the numbers without air con?
Because I have never seen mentioned that Lola uses an aircon in its coupe.

Peugeot, Dome and Epsilon Euskadi don't use aircon for sure
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Old 11 Apr 2008, 17:53 (Ref:2175429)   #80
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with or with out the aircon changes or the restictor sizes, AM and corvette where able to make a few body aero changes, suppension changes, so the cars are faster with a few less hp then before all the changes.
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Old 11 Apr 2008, 18:46 (Ref:2175460)   #81
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Because I have never seen mentioned that Lola uses an aircon in its coupe.

Peugeot, Dome and Epsilon Euskadi don't use aircon for sure
Here you go then, quote from an article @ DSC in the early days of the "Lola B08/60 Aston Martin Test" at Snetterton 12 Feb. 08

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Sitting above the alternator was the air conditioning pump, which was running, but not plumbed in. “A good test of the belt,” was the explanation.
Good enough?!

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