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Old 07-10-2014, 10:09 PM   #222
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Originally Posted by gramicci101 View Post
The eight vanes underneath the splitter were added to create additional downforce. Could you remove two vanes, create less downforce at the front, and equal out the balance between front and rear?

If you were driving an oval track, could you move the vanes towards one side to create additional downforce on a specific corner of the vehicle? Just curious...
I don't want to tell you guys to ignore the number because the numbers are cool and interesting and neat to know... but this is way over thinking it. You're talking about 1% difference between front and rear bias on a computer model. Tire sizes, a piece of tape, track width, etc all effect the aerodynamics.

Yes, I would assume you can move the vanes to create a little additional downforce on a specific corner.

I think you are asking these questions from pure curiosity, which is great, I just think that some of you guys may take the data too in-depth. It is just a tool to help you properly decide what parts you would like on your car and how parts effect a standardized model that Paul and I use.

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