Why do the long rail drag cars not flip over given that they don't have wheelie bars and that the engine is pretty powerful?
(ps. I know racers often flip down the track but rarely, if ever, do it on the line)
2006-10-12
10:31:04
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Hadyn G
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Why do the long rail drag cars not flip over given that they don't have wheelie bars and that the engine is pretty powerful?
I'm looking for an answer that deals with the torque from the engine, which should be lifting the nose of the car up (shouldn't it?)
I know racers often flip down the track to cross winds etc (and thanks for those answers) but rarely do it on the line.
2006-10-12
11:13:03 ·
update #1