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I really should start a retrospective analysis of my current state of education.

I really look up to Under Suzuki.

Unlike him, the entire supra community is too afraid to try something great with their car. All the supras I see are almost completely stock-bodied. Everyone is too afraid to make any aero-modifications even if it’s just aesthetic like the whole Rocket Bunny trend where owners would have to cut up body parts to create the distinct look.

I mean sure there have been great examples of these cars[supras] doing what they do on the drag strip, but when have you ever seen an example as great time attack or drift weapon??

My greatest issue with the supra community is that I believe there just isn’t very many owners who are daring enough to have their car evolve....drastically. I look at these S14s and GTRs and RX7s and I’m thinking “the supra community doesn’t have much in the way of great builds” there too few and sadly many of these once-sought-after machines end up in crappy conditions. Why is that??

In the end there isn’t a whole lot of diversity in the community itself.

I believe that if owners really want to increase the value of the A70 specifically, we need examples of supras that have evolved beyond the machine’s factory faults and prove that the A70 is a very capable and competitive platform on any motorsport.

Either way, I want to enter WTAC equipped with some serious aero for my supra.

#A70 #WTAC #supraproblems #Under Suzuki

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SW20 Hill Climb (x)

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Nakayama Racing 2015.

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Nissan Mobil 500, 1991

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Dog cloud over Manhattan . August 17, 2014 . No photoshop trickery involved.

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too pure for this cruel world

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I’m laughing so hard at the apple, line it’s just flying away

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i must go

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UEG AW15

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Here are some basic integral formulas. There are plenty of tables with more exhaustive lists out there, but these will get you pretty far with some algebra and some basic integration techniques (which we’ll go over briefly).

Note the constant, C, appearing in the solution of each of these - this shows up in all indefinite integrals (that is, integrals without a defined start and end point for x). Recall that the derivative of a constant is zero - this means that there could be an “invisible” constant hiding in the solution of the integral. If you’re doing a definite integral with strictly defined limits for x, that will naturally include this constant, but if you’re doing an indefinite integral that just gives you a general solution, you need to take it into account and include C in your solution.