Hi all
I while ago I looked into having a rear diffuser made for my Striker but backed out because I thought a little research was required.
Do they actually work or are you just adding more weight??
What about jacking points? do they get in the way?
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Re: Rear Diffuser
If they've been developed they definitely work. A friend who sprints a Westy V8 450bhp car had one fitted off a race Exige , with a little adjustment. Once fitted the fibreglass rear wings dragged the tyres on high speed corners which mean't some set-up changes. However , I know of others made by '' guestimation '' regarding angles that didn't help at all 

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Re: Rear Diffuser
you are correct rob there is a set angle for them and i made one on number 2 striker but had a raw carbon one on striker 3, this one was a flat bottom with a kink/lip towards the rear and if I remember correctly it was wind tunnel tested.
did they make a difference? who knows but the car was very stable at top speed so maybe
did they make a difference? who knows but the car was very stable at top speed so maybe
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Re: Rear Diffuser
It appears that theres not need to go above 7deg
http://www.ten-tenths.com/forum/showthread.php?t=95701
I don't know how i can get one to work on a live axle car with out more thinking
http://www.ten-tenths.com/forum/showthread.php?t=95701
I don't know how i can get one to work on a live axle car with out more thinking
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Re: Rear Diffuser
So I assume they need something to balance the front end tho too? some front end aero?
not sure how this would work on a striker without looking ugly.
so is a flat bottomed item the way to go or 'tunnels'? Anyone got any photos of what they've done or seen on a striker?
There was a fabulous R1 striker at Stoneleigh with some lovely little bits on.
not sure how this would work on a striker without looking ugly.
so is a flat bottomed item the way to go or 'tunnels'? Anyone got any photos of what they've done or seen on a striker?
There was a fabulous R1 striker at Stoneleigh with some lovely little bits on.
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Re: Rear Diffuser
Was the Fury orange? Sounds like Adrians,
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Orange and black with a lovely up and over twin exhaust detail Edd
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