Spoiler question
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The Type II spoiler with its integrated brake light features and integrated trailing edge under the wing for a more aggressive look. At speeds of 85+mph the TechArt Type II rear wing generates and additional 17.5 kilograms of additional downforce. The aerodynamic advantage grows with speed and at the top speed of 189mph there is an additional 76 kilograms of downforce overall. It will also fit cabriolet models.
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I've always assumed "cool" means nice, sweet, killer, awesome, great or a number of other positive adjectives.
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Originally Posted by Code
It is in fact wind tunnel tested, and that's why I'm buying it.
Thanks. Make sure you're good on the front side too. You don't want to take off like a plane. Need proper front end downforce to balance it. I'm talking like 100mph + most likely.
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Lol! That is good.
I would be roidraging if I dropped 6 figures on a car that I though had an ugly spoiler for the world to see.
I'm a little surprised by some of the criticism buy folks who unless they put on another have the EXACT same spoiler. Doesn't matter if your doing 8 or 80 when it's up it's up and other people on the road see it. Maybe all who don't like it have changed theirs but the ones who haven't. Wow!
I would be roidraging if I dropped 6 figures on a car that I though had an ugly spoiler for the world to see.
I'm a little surprised by some of the criticism buy folks who unless they put on another have the EXACT same spoiler. Doesn't matter if your doing 8 or 80 when it's up it's up and other people on the road see it. Maybe all who don't like it have changed theirs but the ones who haven't. Wow!
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The original question of this thread was never addressed: "My question is could there be any problems occur by leaving the spoiler up all the time?"
I'm guessing the answer is no but I can't say for sure. Would be interested to learn otherwise and why if so.
As for the looks of leaving it up, I have the standard spoiler and prefer the looks of it down. But I certainly wouldn't care or mind if others did it.
I'm guessing the answer is no but I can't say for sure. Would be interested to learn otherwise and why if so.
As for the looks of leaving it up, I have the standard spoiler and prefer the looks of it down. But I certainly wouldn't care or mind if others did it.
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The original question of this thread was never addressed: "My question is could there be any problems occur by leaving the spoiler up all the time?"
I'm guessing the answer is no but I can't say for sure. Would be interested to learn otherwise and why if so.
As for the looks of leaving it up, I have the standard spoiler and prefer the looks of it down. But I certainly wouldn't care or mind if others did it.
I'm guessing the answer is no but I can't say for sure. Would be interested to learn otherwise and why if so.
As for the looks of leaving it up, I have the standard spoiler and prefer the looks of it down. But I certainly wouldn't care or mind if others did it.