A question for debate:
Is it possible for a car to hydroplane in deep water?
Picture a car hydroplaning on a road surface. We gradually increase the depth of the water in the direction of travel. Can we get the car to hydroplane across a lake? (with only the bottom of the tires touching the water)
Assume:
1) We have a propulsion method (prop or jet) that keeps the car moving at whatever speed we want.2) The rear track width can be wider than the front so that the rear tires see undisturbed water.
3) The tires are normal width.