Posted here because this is at least 90% about making my car faster and only about 10% about how it looks.
It seems a bit tall, most wicker bills are about 1/2" but like my last race car I could slide in one from 1/4 up to 1" if needed. Since this is more vertical than the MT extensions, which I was informed where for looks, not downforce, why I would not use them.....it will have far more effect but could be to agresive as well.
I have the triple R splitter on the way and will tweak it a bit to ensure doing what I need including a good sized under tray most likely.
My car will be quite fast on track so I am looking for the right mods to help it stick more in the corners and this is the only other option I have seen so far. I am not into adding a giant wing, this is a street track car and barely fits into my toyhauler trailer, I would never run a big wing on a car on the street (I had one once but it was on the street to events only a few times a year, there and back, usually on a trailer though)
My other option it is make a jig and use my plunge router to cut a slot in the rear top of the stock wing and insert an ABS lip, vertical, and glue it in place which is a pretty serious time consuming project to do a great job on but it would be subtle, effective, no cost as have the materials from other projects, barely any weight......
Any info would be greatly appreciated
It seems a bit tall, most wicker bills are about 1/2" but like my last race car I could slide in one from 1/4 up to 1" if needed. Since this is more vertical than the MT extensions, which I was informed where for looks, not downforce, why I would not use them.....it will have far more effect but could be to agresive as well.
I have the triple R splitter on the way and will tweak it a bit to ensure doing what I need including a good sized under tray most likely.
My car will be quite fast on track so I am looking for the right mods to help it stick more in the corners and this is the only other option I have seen so far. I am not into adding a giant wing, this is a street track car and barely fits into my toyhauler trailer, I would never run a big wing on a car on the street (I had one once but it was on the street to events only a few times a year, there and back, usually on a trailer though)
My other option it is make a jig and use my plunge router to cut a slot in the rear top of the stock wing and insert an ABS lip, vertical, and glue it in place which is a pretty serious time consuming project to do a great job on but it would be subtle, effective, no cost as have the materials from other projects, barely any weight......
Any info would be greatly appreciated
