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12 Sep 2011, 21:28 (Ref:2954712)
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Lotus Engineers/Designers guidelines
12 months ago or so I read in either F1 Racing or Racecar Engineering about the Lotus guidelines they used to give their engineers in the 60's I think...about 50 or 60 usefull tips...like don't put bolts in shear, remember by the time the oil gets to the swirl pot it's 60% air, etc.
Does anyone know in which magazine it was published? Date? And can anyone put it online for me? |
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19 Sep 2011, 18:15 (Ref:2958170)
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cheers for the heads up guys, really interesting article, my favourite one has to be "murphy is a mechanic who works for lotus, if he can get it wrong, he will"
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