Tequipment Rear Spoiler?
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Agreed on all counts. Need to do some exhaustive research to execute 1.0"~1.5" drop and still maintain the current stock and wife-friendly ride characteristics.
Thanks all for the spoiler feedback!
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Thanks all for the spoiler feedback!
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Tweeking tire pressure (another controversial topic to liven up the thread) also makes a big difference.
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Jon, this sounds promising. Do you have any pictures of your adjusted ride height? Actually, we're out of scope for this thread; just PM me a link if you have one.
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There is a small ram air flow scoop at the front of the tail's base - that would redirect air back into the intake. It's not nearly as significant as the ram intake scoops on the newer GT3 wings, but there's definitely something there.
To the O.P., the combination of the 4S aerokit's rear wing and front spoiler do make a very noticable difference to the car's feel at speed. The aerokit gives both front and rear axels very slightly negative lift coefficients, and the result is very nice both on track and on highway. I do recommend doing the whole aerokit, and not just part of it.