Played with the rear wing 996?
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Played with the rear wing 996?
Has anyone played with the 996 CUP 2004 wing?, I did today, but not much difference, but we have slow tracks here in Sweden, max is about 220kmh.
My position is the most aggressive, perhaps that is correct?
Car is a 2004 100% original.
My position is the most aggressive, perhaps that is correct?
Car is a 2004 100% original.
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Originally Posted by JOS
Has anyone played with the 996 CUP 2004 wing?, I did today, but not much difference, but we have slow tracks here in Sweden, max is about 220kmh.
My position is the most aggressive, perhaps that is correct?
Car is a 2004 100% original.
My position is the most aggressive, perhaps that is correct?
Car is a 2004 100% original.
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We make a variety of different height uprights if you are interested. The roof height version creates the most change if you do not have rule restrictions.
https://www.demonspeedmotorsports.co...-996-A-WU6.htm
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Ed
https://www.demonspeedmotorsports.co...-996-A-WU6.htm
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Ed
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If in stock form, are you saying it makes no difference to downforce or drag (or both?). If there is no real downforce benefit would you want the wing in a neutral position to minimize drag?