20B SM2 Autocross FD
10-12-06, 06:31 PM
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20B SM2 Autocross FD
The last 30 seconds has some good video of my wife Beth's 20B RX7 that she lets me drive and wrench on. I know the wing is a bit large and ugly, but it actually provides about 100lbs of downforce at 50mph, as it is a 7 sq. foot, high camber, dual element with a wicker bill, carbon fiber piece built by Pennon composites. I designed it bolt to the stock mounts, so we can take it off and put the stock piece back on with 5 minutes.
http://www.digitalracephotography.co...amp/video.html
http://www.digitalracephotography.co...amp/video.html
10-13-06, 05:14 PM
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I was at JC auto Spec today and they mentioned your car. I actually think I've seen it sitting in the back before. I'd love to talk to you about the install etc just to see what you did and maybe take a look at the car sometime if you didn't mind. I have a 20b project FD sitting in my garage, and could probably take something from your own "lessons learned".
-Chris
-Chris
10-14-06, 08:15 PM
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cool video. dissapointed that the shot of your FD is so short. Loved the sound of it. How did your wife do? Comments on the other cars:
Holy Monster Truck tires on the Talon
I didn't know that muscle cars could turn
Loved the green FB that was pushing around the cone.
Holy Monster Truck tires on the Talon
I didn't know that muscle cars could turn
Loved the green FB that was pushing around the cone.
10-25-06, 03:29 PM
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Originally Posted by carx7
I was at JC auto Spec today and they mentioned your car. I actually think I've seen it sitting in the back before. I'd love to talk to you about the install etc just to see what you did and maybe take a look at the car sometime if you didn't mind. I have a 20b project FD sitting in my garage, and could probably take something from your own "lessons learned".
-Chris
-Chris
