Golf balls travel farther due to the dimpling on them. A Mythbusters rerun showed a car with dimpling on it. Dimpled cars get better mpg than smooth cars.
29 mpg dimpled, 26 mpg smooth. Ford Taurus.- posted
1 year ago
Golf balls travel farther due to the dimpling on them. A Mythbusters rerun showed a car with dimpling on it. Dimpled cars get better mpg than smooth cars.
29 mpg dimpled, 26 mpg smooth. Ford Taurus.
I'll be on the lookout for a good buy of a car with significant hail damage.
Just park you new car on a golf course for a few day. You may have to replace the gas at some point.
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Well, I'm as smart as all of the people at the EPA put together, and I didn't think of it.
But others have tried it. Maybe the EPA can just wait until private parties work it out.
Unfortunately, your link no longer would show the video, nor did another url that also pointed to megavideo (although the rest was different). Nor did
But this guy did it with a real car. Predictably, there are companies that will sell you dimpling for the car you already own.
But who doens't trust Popular Mechanics.
What step didn't they do?
This guy says it doesan't work but his reasons were impossible to understand:
Yes, I truly believe that people who would play golf would also siphon gas. There is a trail around the perimeter of one of the courses that I walk sometimes and look out for lost balls. My version of golf involves a .357 so a supply of free balls is a must.
Well stated!
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