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If a Tuscan can do 0-60MPH in 3.9 seconds
We need to know 60MPH in metres / second =
We know there are 1609 metres in a mile so 60*1609 = 96450 metres per hour
And metres per second = 96450 /60 /60 = 26.8166m/s
Equations of speed say :
v = u + at
where :
v = final speed
u = initial spped
a = acceleration
t = time
so:
26.8166666= 0 + a * 3.9
Or
26.81666 / 3.9 = a = 6.876 m/s/s
We also know 1G = 9.81m/s/s
So at 6.876 m/s/s the G force on acceleration of a tuscan from 0-60 is 6.876/9.81 = 0.7G
(This assumes the acceleration is constant and in practice it is not – but it is not going to be too far off)
Bob
We need to know 60MPH in metres / second =
We know there are 1609 metres in a mile so 60*1609 = 96450 metres per hour
And metres per second = 96450 /60 /60 = 26.8166m/s
Equations of speed say :
v = u + at
where :
v = final speed
u = initial spped
a = acceleration
t = time
so:
26.8166666= 0 + a * 3.9
Or
26.81666 / 3.9 = a = 6.876 m/s/s
We also know 1G = 9.81m/s/s
So at 6.876 m/s/s the G force on acceleration of a tuscan from 0-60 is 6.876/9.81 = 0.7G
(This assumes the acceleration is constant and in practice it is not – but it is not going to be too far off)
Bob
A good demonstration of the G-force created by a Tuscan under acceleration is shown in This Video
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