Silver and black look very nice together. Calgary Auto Show

[Propdave]

I stopped by the 'Calgary International Auto & Truck Show' today to see a new GT in the flesh. The car is much more impressive in person and looks great in silver and black.

 

[Triheart7]

Nice post.

 

[FENZO]

Competition. Silver and carbon. Please ad AC.

 

[Ed Sims]

Nice photos!

Ed

 

[Stef]

Sweet!!

 

[dbk]

Competition. Silver and carbon. Please ad AC.

No. If they add AC, we're gonna have a problem. :lol

 

[MTV8]

Competition series in silver and black with red calipers. That is the way to go. No AC needed.

 

[steved57]

That's what I'm talking about - love the Silver

 

[Sinovac]

No. If they add AC, we're gonna have a problem. :lol

The race cars have AC, don't they? Ford is marketing the Comp series as the closest thing to the Le Mans winning race car. I just want it to be a little closer, with the AC. :lol

 

[1418]

Man... This would be my color!!!! No ac in Miami would suck, but if I had the chance... Hell yeah!!!

 

[Jason Watt]

Stunning...

 

[FENZO]

The race cars have AC, don't they? Ford is marketing the Comp series as the closest thing to the Le Mans winning race car. I just want it to be a little closer, with the AC. :lol

AC is mandatory, right? Thought I heard them say that during one of the races but I'm not sure for which class.

 

[Sinovac]

AC is mandatory, right? Thought I heard them say that during one of the races but I'm not sure for which class.

I don't think the rules require A/C, but there is a max temp rule which effectively requires A/C for closed cars.

 

[Cobrar]

I don't think the rules require A/C, but there is a max temp rule which effectively requires A/C for closed cars.

Awesome logic, you should be an attorney! :biggrin

 

[twobjshelbys]

I don't think the rules require A/C, but there is a max temp rule which effectively requires A/C for closed cars.

This is from 14.6 of the FIA rule book:

An effective ventilation and/or air conditioning system must:
• Maintain the temperature around the driver when the car is
in motion :
1. at 32°C maximum when the external temperature (*) is
less than or equal to 32°C,
2. at a temperature less than or equal to external
temperature (*) if it is above 32°C;
• Get the temperature back down to the value defined above
(case 1 or 2) in 8 minutes maximum after a car stop.

So while it doesn't specifically say air conditioning, I think this is the only other solution:

 

[Sinovac]

Awesome logic, you should be an attorney! :biggrin

I'll take that under advisement counselor.