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CFD Analysis; Supra, anyone done anything? Computational Fluid Dynamics


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Anyone aware of anything that's been done?

I completed quite an intense bit of digital analysis on two 3D models of a Supra. An OEM model and a modified model. I have been meaning to write it up to share with the forum. Curious if anyone has done anything else. 

I got an academic grade of 76% for the report which I was quite helped with. A handy forum member on here helped me a sh1t ton. For which he is yet to be rewarded (it's in progress still mate, promise!).

There were a few things to OEM I couldn't sort, such as wheels on the OEM model. 

Changes vs OEM were bonnet, body width front/back, whees, exhaust and front bumper design. Side skirts maintained shape to body with minor change at body connection where wider.

 

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I won't include the WHOLE report as that's likely a bit boring to most. But here was the contents. I could summarise my findings if people find it interesting.

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2 hours ago, Annabella said:

Be interesting to see what the downforce would be with and without the rear OEM spoiler.

 

2 hours ago, Frank Bullitt said:

Different wings, kits, mirrors, wheels the list is endless. I thought the OEM wing was function over form unlike some of the monstrosities you used to see slapped on the back.

The biggest contributing factors will be the front bumper. With spoiler being second.

Wheels, mirrors, bonnets, skirts, barely make a difference.

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