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Old 11-19-2007, 09:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Bull
It really doesn't add any downforce...it reduces lift by spoiling the air flow.
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+1, Brian. The body of knowledge, here, is simply amazing.

Athough ... I do find some of the intuitive commentary highly entertaining, as well.
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I'm pulling these figures out of my you-know-what but they are definitely in the ballpark.
Good stuff, Chance.
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Originally Posted by CHASE
That is why the price of admission here is worth every penny.
Lots of wisdom and experience......
Well........experience.
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Isn't reducing lift equivalent to adding downforce?
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at the entire system level, yes, but at the individual component level, not necessarily.



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