Raw Phoenix Undergoes wind tunnel testing
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Re: Raw Phoenix Undergoes wind tunnel testing
Bonded and bolted on.
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Re: Raw Phoenix Undergoes wind tunnel testing
There should be something you can adapt in the scrap yard, Matt. Corse front bumper has a rubber lower edge that I'd think is a possibility. Stiff enough to do the job but flexy enough to survive the bumps.
The corner splitters I put on my Fury made a noticable difference both to cornering and high speed stability... and all done "by eye".
The corner splitters I put on my Fury made a noticable difference both to cornering and high speed stability... and all done "by eye".
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Re: Raw Phoenix Undergoes wind tunnel testing
Thats a good idea. The mud should be drying out in the scrappy now the spring is on its way too.
Thanks,
Matt
Thanks,
Matt
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Re: Raw Phoenix Undergoes wind tunnel testing
Jeff's pictured splitter is a little narrower than the mock-up we tried at MIRA, but should have most of the effect. pretty much the same depth too. air flow around the wheels was dramatically improved with a wider part though.
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Re: Raw Phoenix Undergoes wind tunnel testing
Seat Cupra splitter looks like it would work. £30-50 on ebay.
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