There are a few ways to make your CO2 car better. One way is to add a catalytic converter to the engine. This will convert the CO2 into fuel that the engine can use. Another way is to increase the efficiency of the engine by adding more compression and air-fuel ratios.

There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on the specific design and engineering goals of the car. However, some CO2 cars that have been designed include the Tesla Model S, which has a range of 310 miles on a single charge, and the Porsche Panamera, which has a range of 585 miles on a single charge.

The CO2 cars can travel at up to 100 mph.

The best shape for a CO2 car is a cube.

Drag affects a c02 car by reducing the air flow through the engine. This can cause the engine to overheat, which can lead to a fire.

Drag cars use CO2 to create drag to slow down the car.

Carbon dioxide stands for the gas that is released when an object such as a car or tree is burned.

A fast car is able to go through the gears quickly.

There are a few ways to reduce drag. One way is to use a low drag coefficient material. Another way is to use a low drag surface.

The CO2 dragster goes faster because the air resistance is greater than the air pressure.

The gas that is inside the canister will escape and you will not get a smell.

There is no one definitive way to make a CO2 car race. However, some methods include using an engine that runs on CO2 or having a CO2-based driving system.

CO2 dragsters are made of carbon fiber and aluminum.

Dragsters are fast because they have a lot of torque. When you turn the wheel, the dragster’s engine creates a torque which in turn rotates the wheel. This torque is then transferred to the wheels, giving them a high speed.

A car’s aerodynamic design is based on how it uses wind energy to move and turn.

The thrust is the force that pushes the car forward.

There is no definitive answer to this question as different cars have different aerodynamic properties. However, some of the most aerodynamic cars include the McLaren F1, Ferrari 458 Italia, and Porsche Panamera.