Dnes mi kamos vnukol myslienku. Bavili sme sa o tom, ci ma vyznam "tunit" moje auto aj nadalej
(racing podvozok, zvody, polyuretanove silenty, tuhsie stabilizatory, vacsie brzdy atd atd.) Casom by som chcel vyskusat ring takze touto problematikou som sa zaoberal uz davnejsie. Uz pred casom som si zistoval, ci su na tom touringy az tak zle v ramci handlingu a tuhosti kasne a zacal som sa v tom sprtat viac. Neraz som sa stretol s nazrom, ze coup je to prave orechove ak sa jedna o zakruty alebo trat a ze coupe "outhandluje" sedan aj touring pritom coupe zdiela rovnaky podovozk ako sedan a touring a co sa tuhosti kasne tyka, nieje na tom najlepsie.
Prikladam sem niekolko clankov, kto vie anglicky, moze citat. Je tam vela nazorov aj od ludi, ktori vlastnili coupe aj sedan aj touring zaroven, ktori chodili na trat si zajazdit aj so sedanom aj s touringom. Niesu to nicim podlozene informacie, ide len o nazory ludi, ktori vyskusali rozne varianty aj mimo denneho jazdenia
(na trati).
Coupe je az prilis precenovane a touring podcenovany. Uvitam aj diskusiu alebo nejake ine clanky a zaujimavosti.
Davam to sem ako zaujimave citanie a nie ako podnet na flame.
Ak neovladate anglictinu, tak tuto temu ignorujte a nepiste sem, ze to chcete po slovensky. Existuje translator alebo slovnik.
Taktiez poprosim prispevky k veci, nech je to tu prehladne.Sekcia E46 :Porovnanie tuhosti modelov E46 :Sedan (w/o folding seats) : 18000Nm /deg of torsion
Sedan (w/folding seats) : 13000Nm
Sport wagon (w/folding seats) : 14000Nm
Coupe (w/folding seats) :12500Nm
Convertible :10500Nm
E46 Coupe vs E46 sedan :http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?t=1001247E46 Touring vs E36 m3 - zaujimava debata :http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum/sh ... han-E36-M3Zaujimave prispevky :"The best handling e46 chassis would be a non-sunroof 328i sedan with sport package and no fold-down seats. 330 is heavier (by some amount) otherwise I would have said 330 sedan.
Sedans are better than coupes because they have the added rigidity of the B-pillar. If you took a coupe and welded a mini roll cage in front of the doors/windows to act as a B-pillar, then it would be equal"
***********************" One trick in racing is to get a sun/moon roof car, then weld in a metal panel to replace it, but leaving the factory reinforcment for the hole. Makes an even MORE rigid car, but at the expense of some wieght up high.
But basically Coupe look better, and more sporty. But the large door openings and less rigid B pillar do hurt."
***********************"For the E36, the coupe shared several primary body (note: not necessarily body PANEL) components with the sedan. The E46 coupe was, purportedly, more of a departure from the sedan than in its previous (E36) incarnation.
The touring has an exceptionally stiff bodyshell, given its structure; these sorts of things tend to indicate that the 3er was designed to be available in a 5-door variant right from the beginning. Previous 3ers 5-door bodystyles, ini particular the E30, were offshoots of the sedan shape.
Not since the E30 has the two-door (not coupe; that terminology came later) been released first."
Sekcia E9x :E90M3 vs E92M3 :1.
http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2675312.
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=489793Vynatok
(viac v linku) :
"Track-------------------------M3 (E92)=== M3 Sedan (E90)
Tsukuba--------------------- 1:05.817=== 1:06.154
Hockenheim Short-- ---------- 1:14.3=== 1:15.2
Vairano Handling Course-- 1:20.910 ===1:20.276
Autozeitung test track -------- 1:40.1=== 1:38.7
Inta --------------------------- 1:12.36=== 1:11.75
The E90 is about 60 lbs heavier and therefore very slightly slower in a straight line."
***********"The theory has always been (back to E36 days) that the 3 Series Saloon handles better. This was apparently because of a stiffening beam across the Saloon that the Coupe lacks, beneath the seats.
It was kind of proven back then because the Saloon seats wouldn't fold down and coupe's would (or vice versa) because said beam wouldn't allow it due to how the seat was placed etc.
I'm not sure if this still applies to the E9X. I do find the Coupe crashier though."