Team name: KU Green Racing Team
University: Kingston University
Class: Class 2
Country: UK

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Length: 2500
Height: 1160
Width: 1450
Wheelbase: 1630
Track: 1157/1122
Car Weight: 266
Weight Distribution: 116/190
Suspension: Double unequal length A-arms with push-rod actuated, vertically oriented spring and damper (Front and Rear)
Tyres: 18.0 x 6.0 – 10″ Hoosier 41100 (LCO Compound)
Wheels: Force Racing UK 10″ x 7″ 3 Piece Wheels
Brakes: Wilwood SC1 Calipers and 6407 pads with 165mm hub mounted disks
Chassis: One piece steel tubular spaceframe
Engine: 2 x Yasa 400 Motors
Bore: –
Stroke: –
Cylinders: –
CC: –
Fuel Type: Electric
Fuel System: 2 x 178V A123 20Ah LIFEPO4 Modules
Max Power: 180kW @ 350V 2000RPM
Max Torque: 800Nm @ 350V 2000RPM
Transmission: Independent rear wheel single chain drive
Differential: Electronic Differential
Final Drive: 3:1

Team Profile

Kingston University has forged a name for itself in the TT Zero GP coming forth in 2013 and placing higher than any other university. It is therefore a natural step for the University to extend its remit into four wheeled ‘zero’ emission racing. Thus, wherever possible this vehicle has sourced and used components and materials which minimise the damage to the environment.

The team consists of seven members working together under a final year project to provide research and development for the Universities class I efforts. A bottom up design methodology was applied to result in a cohesive total system.
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