[97TunedMustang]

Originally Posted by Kuro Originally Posted by 97TunedMustang Originally Posted by ByPopularDemand It does...if it takes more to get it in motion from a stop due to weight, that should mean it would need less to get it going once its already moving no... lol just no If you were to take another car that was lighter it would be quicker off the line, but it would also be equally quicker from a roll. what you're sayin doesnt follow the rules of basic physics. Newton would not be happy with your assumptions you obviously failed physics, because from a roll a heavier car already has more forward momentum. two objects in motion, moving at a constant speed, the heavier one is going to have more forward momentuim. you dont know what your talking about.

No actually i had an A in physics and i'm in college now ; )

a heavier car has more inertia and therefore requires more power to move it, whether it be from a roll or from a stop, it doesn't matter. a lighter car requires less power to achieve the same acceleration from a stop and equally less power to do the same when from a roll. This isn't complex stuff here

[ByPopularDemand]

The foreward motion thing makes sense though...cause heavier card do better from a roll