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PM me and tell me what is "dumba$$" about my comments here. Take it off the public forum and discuss your opinions with me via PM.
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So how do they get the accident reconstruction data? My neighbor is an engineer who works at a company that among other things does accident reconstruction. The data they gather and engineering they do, for legal purposes, is very complex and takes a lot of on-site work, vehicle assessment and overall engineering to produce relevant data.
The last time one of my vehicles was totaled, it was simply hauled off to the crash lot to be crushed or sold for parts. There was no accident reconstruction. No one on Earth has any idea what happened to the car or its individual parts as a result of the crash, meaning there is absolutely no data regarding the consequences that the impact may have had on any part of the car.
The last time one of my vehicles was totaled, it was simply hauled off to the crash lot to be crushed or sold for parts. There was no accident reconstruction. No one on Earth has any idea what happened to the car or its individual parts as a result of the crash, meaning there is absolutely no data regarding the consequences that the impact may have had on any part of the car.
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Please increase dosage! Ill unblock him and reblock him from time to time in threads like this to see if he is still the same, and lo and behold nothing has changed. Dude is committed to his troll craft thats for sure! It would be funny to write a little script to auto reply random stuff to his comments, but im sure the board has some sort of rule against it. C'est la vie i guess.
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OK, this ship of a thread has taken a hard turn to starboard and crashed right into the docks...
Let's see if we can get it back on a true course? Has anyone installed their part yet? Anyone get it cleaned up yet? How about just a picture of the dirty parts ordered. ANYTHING really.
Let's see if we can get it back on a true course? Has anyone installed their part yet? Anyone get it cleaned up yet? How about just a picture of the dirty parts ordered. ANYTHING really.
#114
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OK, this ship of a thread has taken a hard turn to starboard and crashed right into the docks...
Let's see if we can get it back on a true course? Has anyone installed their part yet? Anyone get it cleaned up yet? How about just a picture of the dirty parts ordered. ANYTHING really.
Let's see if we can get it back on a true course? Has anyone installed their part yet? Anyone get it cleaned up yet? How about just a picture of the dirty parts ordered. ANYTHING really.
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#115
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Of course they do. They are required to. But my discussion with Carlo involves real world crashes, and in those cases it is critical to have data from the crash before making judgements regarding the structural performance of a single part.
#116
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OK, this ship of a thread has taken a hard turn to starboard and crashed right into the docks...
Let's see if we can get it back on a true course? Has anyone installed their part yet? Anyone get it cleaned up yet? How about just a picture of the dirty parts ordered. ANYTHING really.
Let's see if we can get it back on a true course? Has anyone installed their part yet? Anyone get it cleaned up yet? How about just a picture of the dirty parts ordered. ANYTHING really.
#117
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It's also not uncommon in Europe for auto manufactures to collect wreckage once the insurance companies are done with them to further study the effects of the incident on their vehicles.
IIRC Volvo was first to start such a team:
https://www.media.volvocars.com/glob...sreleases/5303
"Every time a serious accident involving a Volvo occurs within a 100-km radius of Göteborg, the Traffic Accident Research Team is alerted via the official emergency switchboard – day or night."
On that note, are you done de-railing this thread with semantics and anecdotal banter? That really wasn't a question, it's a suggestion. Please allow those actually interested in these modifications discuss doing so without the unnecessary side banter and comments.
OK?
#118
I said they do after as well. Prior gives them all the info they need before releasing to the public and gaining approval for road use. During certain crashes after on the road for a while, yes some are still analyzed for the collision theory. (I do this kind of work).
#119
Remember Dock, you're also stating something referring to accident reconstruction which applies more to determining negligence, crimes, etc. and less on the vehicle itself. Certain people still study collision theory, metallurgy, and why things do what they do in a crash.
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Remember Dock, you're also stating something referring to accident reconstruction which applies more to determining negligence, crimes, etc. and less on the vehicle itself. Certain people still study collision theory, metallurgy, and why things do what they do in a crash.
So when someone states that Porsche gets (all?) damaged cross members in the process of the car being repaired and engineering is done that leads Porsche to conclude that the piece was over engineered, it is ignoring the fact that other data is needed before being able to draw an engineering conclusion. This is why I asked if Porsche not only gets the damaged cross members, but also the supporting crash data dynamics. PAG may well get all of this data. I don't know if they do. That's why I asked.