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Old 04-26-02, 11:43 AM
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Question Rear wing recommendations?

Folks,

I'm looking for a high quality rear wing that actually provides downforce for road racing/track events. Adjustable would be nice, but it doesn't have to be (kind of like the looks of the old Racing Beat larger-then-stioock-style). I don't really care for the looks of the '99+, however, it's better than some of the universal "tack-on" wings out there.

I have also looked at some of the Japanese wings for the FD, but most are overpriced and of questionable functionality. For example, C-West and Mazdaspeed wings use something like a 4 inch chord (why not use the stock wing?)? Gimme a break.

Many of the Speedvision WC, Grand-Am and Porsche Club guys use these:

http://www.lindseyracing.com/944bod5.htm
http://www.lindseyracing.com/project/page14.html (bananna /Viper ACR-style wing at the bottom)
http://www.gt-racing.com/catalog/GTRpg30-39.pdf (items 426-431 in FG or CF)


What'ya think?

Thanks-

Gene
Old 04-26-02, 11:47 AM
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Those are fugly IMO! I like the 99' and some gt style but not those
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RE Amemiya Type 4.
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Originally posted by RyanREX
RE Amemiya Type 4.
Thanks, but ...

Let me re-phrase my question:

I'm torn between a good looking wing that has limited functionality (but actually generates downforce rather than just drag) versus a highly functional (adjustable with proven track worthiness) wing that may not be that attractive.

If I decide to buy a big *** wing like the RE, I'm going to pick a functional one.


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Gene those ones in your links are nasty
the last one one car that looks like a 944 looks like a huge cobra r spoiler
It's hard to pick spoilers IMO I think that would be the last thing on the car I would mess with
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