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Posted: Sat Jan 26, 08 8:14 pm
by latil
Yep,it looks very homemade.
Posted: Sat Jan 26, 08 8:14 pm
by AllKiller
Shaped perfectly to the rear of the car, even clearance to the boot lid surface is spot on.

Posted: Sat Jan 26, 08 8:17 pm
by bananaskin

it looks perfect for it....
Posted: Sun Feb 10, 08 11:33 am
by R.RUNNER
AllKiller wrote:Shaped perfectly to the rear of the car, even clearance to the boot lid surface is spot on.

MMMMMMMMMM

Posted: Sun Feb 10, 08 11:42 am
by Anonymous
No I'm with Richard and Clive... I cant see how it would create downforce. It's tilted the wrong way
It does look very GTO ish but the side lead off to contour with the shape of the boot so it cant have come off a goat! So it must be home made.
Posted: Sun Feb 10, 08 6:41 pm
by Anonymous
take it off you got a nice car [once it is restored] untill then no sorry
Posted: Tue Feb 12, 08 8:49 pm
by R.RUNNER
[quote="strokerblue72"]take it off you got a nice car [once it is restored] untill then no sorry[/quot
POT & KETTLE come to mind

Posted: Mon May 26, 08 8:52 pm
by bananaskin
Did you ever get this car Steve?
Posted: Tue May 27, 08 5:11 pm
by Dave999
aircraft wing has a definite hump to the top surface when compared with the bottom
its all about faster air under than over, to create low pressure above the wing to fly.
if the flow of air over the boot lid follows the angle that that wing is at and the wing has exactly the same contour top and bottom it will do nout for lift or traction.
it may slow you down
or it may disrupt flow over the surface that previously slowed you down.
however given that Duck taping up your panel gaps and taking off your wing mirrors can affect 1/4 mile times (in a + way) i'd pretty much say its got to slow you down
I'd guess nothing but aesthetic (depending on your view point) appeal went into its design.
have heard it said that the super bird went faster not because of the wing but because of the effect of upright supports allowing faster cornering speeds on oval banked tracks, dunno if thats true or not. would suggest anything that could make the steering end go all light and floaty at speed is bad...mind you'd have to be going very fast.
Dave
Posted: Tue May 27, 08 5:47 pm
by Cannonball
Posted: Tue May 27, 08 8:12 pm
by R.RUNNER
Cannonball wrote:

Posted: Wed May 28, 08 2:08 am
by TYREMAN
R.RUNNER wrote:Cannonball wrote:

STOP IT Guys

this is the best Plymouth in the uk

even though i did not have it for long its always the star of the show at car meets!
Simon is a lucky guy!(car wise

) this is a great car for him and better than money in the Bank