Hey what's the deal /o/. Speed Holes don't make my

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you have to put the holes in the pedals you doof.

remove as much as possible from your gas pedal so you can push it down quicker so you'll go faster

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you need to make your speed holes bigger op

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>>17382147
Got to put them in the frame.

>>17382554
got a question i know small things about cars but not everything in the world why wouldnt the holes in the frame be triangles? as triangles are structurally EONS more integral than circles

>>17382633
Triangles are strong when they're the base shape of the object. If the frame were a lattice of many triangular pieces, it would be strong.

Removing material from an existing shape is different. Corners are more likely to become a point where the piece could shear or buckle. A circle has no corners, and thus is the strongest shape if you want to cut holes in something to reduce its weight while maintaining strength. Cutting holes at all is not ideal, but circles are the least bad option.

>>17382554
Sharp corners act as local stress risers within the material, this means that forces will be concentrated at the corners and cracks are likely to form, circles don't have this problem since there is no irregularities for high stress concentrations to develop, this is the same reason why you should drill holes at the end of cracks to stop them spreading.

Plus it's just easier to make a circle compared to a triangle, you can get a hole saw in any size you'd like but for triangles you'd have to use something like a plasma cutter or waterjet.