Pics anyone? front lips & rear wings
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Who makes that header pannel?
http://home.wanadoo.nl/r.verheijen/9...n-het-kort.htm
I think it really brings the noze up to date
Who makes that header pannel?
http://home.wanadoo.nl/r.verheijen/9...n-het-kort.htm
I think it really brings the noze up to date
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Originally Posted by Mercedesben
Will a 968 spoiler bolt on to a 944 hatch?
Do you have to remove the rear spoiler first?
Do you have to remove the rear spoiler first?
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Originally Posted by Rich Sandor
Andrew, what kind of instruments are you using to measure the pressure, and what kind of gauges will you use? How much do they cost?
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Originally Posted by Rich Sandor
Faithless:
The splitter itself provides ZERO downforce because it is mounted to the polyurethane bumper, which lets the splitter flex up and down easily. You can grab the lip of the GT or AIR splitter, and easily wiggle it up and down 1cm or more. This means that it cannot transfer ANY downforce to the body of the car.
What the splitter does do effectively, is reduce air getting under the front of the car. In the back of the car, under the rear bumper, there is a greater opening, which causes air to literally get sucked out from under the car. This creates a low pressure area under the car. Usually, the pressure under the car is lower than the pressure above it. Since air always want to move from a high pressure area to a low pressure area, this in effect creates downforce on the car body.
The splitter itself provides ZERO downforce because it is mounted to the polyurethane bumper, which lets the splitter flex up and down easily. You can grab the lip of the GT or AIR splitter, and easily wiggle it up and down 1cm or more. This means that it cannot transfer ANY downforce to the body of the car.
What the splitter does do effectively, is reduce air getting under the front of the car. In the back of the car, under the rear bumper, there is a greater opening, which causes air to literally get sucked out from under the car. This creates a low pressure area under the car. Usually, the pressure under the car is lower than the pressure above it. Since air always want to move from a high pressure area to a low pressure area, this in effect creates downforce on the car body.
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Originally Posted by NZ951
The Le Mans wing IMHO makes worse one of the few things seriously dated on the 944, the rear wing. Cant wait for my 968 version!
Seriously though, the GT racing version of the Lemans spoiler is much nicer in person and does match the back of the car. I’m surprised you think the rear wing stands out over the 1970’s style tail lights and bumper. Hell, the factory wing takes some of the attention off of it.
Again, I chose it for function rather then look. I have 18 CCW wheels (race version) and they come without center caps or polished rim bolts. This coupled with the style don’t make them my favorite rim but for the dollar, it’s hard to beat the functionality.
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The Lemans spoiler in person is really almost good enough to give up my 968 wing for. I would in a second if my car was black, I just cant going with my theme of trying to remove the black parts from my car
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Hmmm...Didnt really think of it since most you see are black. A pink lemans wing...I mean a Guards Red Lemans wing Id like to see a picture of one in full body color.
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Sam, if you have a copy of Excellence, look up GT Racing's ad. They have a pic of a guards 924 Carrera GT replica, it has the LeMans wing on the back painted in body color.