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Hi Larry, Aerodynamic drag is a function of both Coefficient of Drag and Frontal Area. Many times shown as CDA. If we keep the Frontal Area constant at 20 sq ft and the speed constant @ 100 MPH. A CD of 0.34 will produce an Aerodynamic drag of 51 HP while a CD of 0.38 will produce an Aerodynamic drag of 57 HP. The amount of Aerodynamic drag HP will increase with MPH and the HP difference between 0.34 and 0.38 will increase with increased MPH. Stan PS Maybe a graph which also includes 0.42 CD will show this better. Last edited by Stan Weiss; 08-07-2020 at 10:45 AM. Reason: Added Graph |
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