Subject	the spoiler on the Z was not designed to provide actual
Posted by	Technomancer on March 08, 2011 at 3:07 PM
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In Reply To	Re: look what Kuah runs on his car. Look what Nascar.. posted by tognot on March 08, 2011 at 08:59 AM
Message	actual net downforce. It was designed to cancel the natural lift and stop there. In other words, downforce+lift=0. Because the goal was more modest, the wing can be much smaller. What you are saying is absolute crap, from the "clean air" to the "zilch". For additional reading, you could go look up "fastback". - John
Follow Ups	Is a spoiler necessary? - hijack 17:22:46 03/05/11 If you've seen the post's that I have, and you plan on - JonnyZ(SoCal) 17:48:03 03/05/11 yes (n/m) - ZiNnYc 18:19:24 03/06/11 Definitely replace the spoiler, do not just delete - Technomancer 10:22:55 03/07/11 Never had any issues with speeds north of 170mph (n/m) - Jc (Houston) 18:05:20 03/07/11 Re: LOL. in a word "no". a car that weighs as much as - tognot 00:04:30 03/08/11 Spoiler - i say yes - MikeC(NZ) 05:25:00 03/08/11 Re: look what Kuah runs on his car. Look what Nascar.. - tognot 08:59:39 03/08/11 the spoiler on the Z was not designed to provide actual - Technomancer 15:07:15 03/08/11 So was the new style Z32 spoiler an engineering decision? - zellamay 16:11:28 03/08/11 Re: So was the new style Z32 spoiler an engineering decision? - Technomancer 16:45:18 03/08/11 thanks for all the replies - i'm going with a fiberglass oem - hijack 17:47:35 03/08/11 Re: considering where I get my info and where you get yours - tognot 22:18:32 03/08/11 I guess you haven't read Smith very closely. - Technomancer 09:50:49 03/09/11
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