VE supercar

[vywgn]

found this pic 1day while lookin 4 pics

http://www.cgiautomotive.com/cars/holden-hrtsupercar.htm

 

[VSTrev]

Spy Pics of VE SuperCar from Auto Action

 

[SUSPECT]

that actually looks really good...

 

[Immortality]

thats not good, thats F*cking Fantastic.:yeah: this is going to be a winner no matter what AVESCO do to slow it down. bring on the '07' season, the LION going to roar loud this coming year:bow:

 

[INSAYN]

thats not good, thats F*cking Fantastic.:yeah: this is going to be a winner no matter what AVESCO do to slow it down. bring on the '07' season, the LION going to roar loud this coming year:bow:

I hope so , its been a grim couple of years

 

[MikesVT]

jebus! even the supercar sits abit high in the rear.. unless that was under breaks... Either way.. still a beast of a machine.. that thing looks bloody fantatic!

 

[minux]

What the three championships dont count for anything?

Unfortunatley in the joke that V8 supercars is, championships dont equate to race wins. Finishing races equates to a championship win.

 

[Immortality]

fortunatly, with the points structure being changed next year, drivers like Ingall won't be winning champoinships anymore by just being there-abouts at the end of each race and with Holden having such a great car next year i'm looking forward to good things.

 

[Ripcell]

one thing that got my attention is that the front wheels seem to be quite far foward in the wheel arches. wonder if there is an advantage from moving them foward

 

[Immortality]

most definitly, it effects car balance, by moving the wheel forward you effectively movethe engine back which produces a better overall balance in the car, better weight distribution etc. with less weight hanging over the front wheels, there is less mass trying to force the front of the car in a straight line when the wheels are trying to turn the car which means less undesteer. thats gotta be a good thing. i'd say that having a better balanced car will also improve braking performance because when the brakes are applied the weight wants to shift forward, with the engine effectively further back ther would be more weight over the rear wheels and therefor better braking performance. in short it's all gotta be agood thing, Holden didn't do it for no reason after all:yeah: