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I'm not for or against these or any other aftermarket parts? But can with authority say that a qualified driver can and will notice the benefits of a wing change, be it height attack angle or both.
Do you see ANY race team run of to the wind tunnel during the weekend to test a change before it's made?
The basics of what a change will or should do are well known, and while the high end teams will do wind tunnel testing, it's not during the race weekend where changes are constantly made.
A few days at the track with a few different configurations could easily get a product like this to perform.
Has anyone actually received your Salter wing uprights yet? I emailed them a while ago and they said lead time was 4-5 weeks as they were sold out. Today they said their next run was 4-5 weeks away. Anyone get a set?
Has anyone actually received your Salter wing uprights yet? I emailed them a while ago and they said lead time was 4-5 weeks as they were sold out. Today they said their next run was 4-5 weeks away. Anyone get a set?
Hey I spoke with them today and yes should be getting my supports any day now.
I've gotten some photos of mine that are in process. They just need to be anodized and they'll ship. I agree it's been a long wait. However, I am a product design engineer in the consumer electronics field and I know how long it actually takes to make things. These are essentially hand made at each step, and further these are are not a high volume product, nor would the vendor want to carry inventory. So I get it - they are small batch runs and I'm more than happy to wait for a quality product. Everything I've seen to date looks first-rate.
Last edited by 24Chromium; 10-07-2016 at 01:12 PM.
I've gotten some photos of mine that are in process. They just need to be anodized and they'll ship. I agree it's been a long wait. However, I am a product design engineer in the consumer electronics field and I know how long it actually takes to make things. These are essentially hand made at each step, and further these are are not a high volume product, nor would the vendor want to carry inventory. So I get it they they are small batch runs and I'm more than happy to wait for a quality product. Everything I've seen to date looks first-rate.
Totally agree. And the best thing is how it's a complete package uprights and the mount/gromet that covers the base of the support into the rear truck.
Just got my Salter wing support installed last night. Build quality and the one piece design is very OEM like. Install took a little bit over an hour. Hair dryer or heat gun is recommended for the process. In theory, it should add a bit more down force due to cleaner air for the wing, so I removed the front spoiler to see how the car react. Overall, I am very happy with the product, the car looks more aggressive while maintain a factory look.
Just got my Salter wing support installed last night. Build quality and the one piece design is very OEM like. Install took a little bit over an hour. Hair dryer or heat gun is recommended for the process. In theory, it should add a bit more down force due to cleaner air for the wing, so I removed the front spoiler to see how the car react. Overall, I am very happy with the product, the car looks more aggressive while maintain a factory look.
08-23-2016, 12:04 PM
