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2016_Formula_SAE_Michigan_Event_Guide
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Minnesota State University - Mankato<br />
MNSU Motorsports<br />
Aero Univ - Daytona Beach<br />
98Embry-Riddle<br />
ERAU Motorsports<br />
The 2016 Minnesota State FSAE teams’ car was designed to outperform our<br />
previous year’s car and reduce the weight by ten percent. By reducing the weight<br />
allowed the car to accelerate quicker in every direction. To help reduce the overall<br />
weight of the car the team decided not to use any aero on the car. Some areas<br />
were redesigned such as the frame while other aspects were kept the same such<br />
as the suspension. The new frame design used the engine as a semi-rigid member<br />
to help with torsional stiffness while reducing the weight. The roll hoop was<br />
angled back while the dash hoop was angled forward to allow for larger and more<br />
comfortable cockpit. Keeping most of the suspension points the same allowed the<br />
team to refine the tire data. The team used the same engine configuration as last<br />
year while revising the intake and exhaust systems. The engine is a single cylinder<br />
2015 Yamaha YFZ450R running on E85 with a Garrett MGT-1238 Turbocharger.<br />
Embry-Riddle’s 2015 Formula SAE car (ER-02) is the school’s second FSAE car. In<br />
order to prevent vehicle failures and promote performance, an aggressive design<br />
and build schedule was employed. The overall design philosophy of this car<br />
was to reduce overall weight at the component level while maintaining stiffness<br />
and strength. This is also the first car to employ an aero pack as well as engine<br />
modifications. Every part of this car is tailored to the weekend auto-crosser. The<br />
team’s design freeze was November 9th which allowed us to build over December<br />
and January to allow us to reach our deadlines. ER-02 began testing on February<br />
24th is roughly 55 lbf lighter than ER-01, turns 0.5 g harder, and has a more<br />
refined intake system.<br />
BRAKE : Four wheel disk brakes, Floating rotors<br />
BSCD : 95mm/63.5mm/Single Cylinder/450cc<br />
COOLING : Single pass 10”X16” aluminum core, 8” fan<br />
DRIVE : Chain Drive, Drexler Differential<br />
ELECTRONICS : MoTec M130<br />
ENGINE : Yamaha YFZ450R<br />
FR/RR TRACK : 47.5”/46.5”<br />
FRAME : 1020 DOM Tube Frame<br />
FUEL SYSTEM : turbine pump in tank<br />
FUEL TYPE : E85<br />
MATERIAL :<br />
MPD : 65 HP @ 8800 RPM<br />
MPT : 40 Lb-Ft @ 7300 RPM<br />
OLWH : 117.6”/57”/47”<br />
SUSPENSION : F/R Unequal length A-Arms with pushrods<br />
in front and rear<br />
TIRE : 18.0”X6.0” LCO<br />
UNIQUE :<br />
WEIGHT : 410 lbs<br />
WHEELBASE : 62 Inches<br />
BRAKE : Dual Hydraulic Systems<br />
BSCD : 67/42.5/4/599<br />
COOLING : Single Water Radiator<br />
DRIVE : Chain drive to LSD<br />
ELECTRONICS : Motec SDL3 and PE3<br />
ENGINE : CBR 600 RR<br />
FR/RR TRACK : 1219/48<br />
FRAME : Steel Spaceframe<br />
FUEL SYSTEM : Common Rail w/ Return<br />
FUEL TYPE : 93 Octane<br />
MATERIAL : 7075, 4130, and Carbon<br />
MPD : 11,500<br />
MPT : 8000<br />
OLWH : 2876/1441/1193<br />
SUSPENSION : Unewual length double a arm<br />
TIRE : 6/18-10 LCO<br />
UNIQUE : Aero Pack<br />
WEIGHT : 590<br />
WHEELBASE : 1549/61<br />
United States<br />
United States<br />
Information published as supplied by teams on or before March 15, 2016 with minimal editing.<br />
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