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Originally Posted by TButtrick
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Yep, it can do that to ya as well if your not conditioned to multiple g's!
A SNAKE, since the acceleration can only be transmitted thru the rear tyres, while the braking is applied thru all four and since braking is always from a high to low speed with the benifit of downforce it stands to reason that decelerative g will always be greater than acceleration.
further you can assume that braking will always have drag acting with it , while under acceleration drag opposes it.
Now while braking from say 200mph to 160mph the 'time' will be less than that taken from 40mph to 0mph. Distance taken is not a constant factor in this scenario ( but if you are in the seat approaching an immovable object I am sure you will think it is
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