Orbit - Carbon Fiber dive planes
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Orbit - Carbon Fiber dive planes
Hello Guys,
I have a lot of inquiries for Carbon fiber dive planes for 996GT3.
In order to produce them and to brake even I need at least 10 sets made.
Please let me know who's up to.
Price is 550.00 + shipping, and depending on the quantity I'll be able to lower a bit.
Please let me know so we can move forward.
thank you
I have a lot of inquiries for Carbon fiber dive planes for 996GT3.
In order to produce them and to brake even I need at least 10 sets made.
Please let me know who's up to.
Price is 550.00 + shipping, and depending on the quantity I'll be able to lower a bit.
Please let me know so we can move forward.
thank you
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What is the exact benefit of dive planes ?
They are aero parts, right ? Do they generate more downforce at the front only ? How much ?
They are aero parts, right ? Do they generate more downforce at the front only ? How much ?
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The benefit is to generate front down force. We don't have data of how much it generates, but maybe Porsche does, as it's a CUP-R part.
Thank you for your interest.
The benefit is to generate front down force. We don't have data of how much it generates, but maybe Porsche does, as it's a CUP-R part.
Thank you for your interest.
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It is probably not as effective for car without fender extension but should still provided added benefit for sure..
My only concern would be using it in autocross.. might not want that to hit the cones.. ha!
My only concern would be using it in autocross.. might not want that to hit the cones.. ha!
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Unfortunately this kind of quality and manual production is impossible for 300 ish it's even far from our cost.
Just for reference the same part from PMNA costs more than 400 each side
Just for reference the same part from PMNA costs more than 400 each side
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I have some interest. I presume we'd have to drill some holes through the bumper cover. Is there enough rigidity there?
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If they are small / narrow and their shape matches the bumper, you don't need to drill.
Porsche thinks that the mini DPs on their 4L are okay with a 3M double tape.
Bigger ones (and I presume that Orbit will size them closer to the real Motorsport version) may need bolts.
FWIW I am doing a DIY version for my car and will drill.
I bolt everything that can fly off , ramair scoops, front lips etc
Porsche thinks that the mini DPs on their 4L are okay with a 3M double tape.
Bigger ones (and I presume that Orbit will size them closer to the real Motorsport version) may need bolts.
FWIW I am doing a DIY version for my car and will drill.
I bolt everything that can fly off , ramair scoops, front lips etc