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Glad you're marketing wings/aero parts for the track crowd. That said, I think you'll get a much warmer reception here once you actually present real world track data.
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The problem is OP states that he has all the suppliers lined up, but yet doesn't have key elements of what it takes to run a business in place. I'm not going to teach a business class here but this whole thing reminds me of the Street Zeal diffuser guy, who made a rear diffuser and claimed "aerodynamic improvements" without any data backing that claim.
The thread title says it all... I don't care what disclaimers you put in your body, to say this is the "best performing rear wing" for this car without context is an absurd claim at best. To get the proper performance out of this wing, you'd need so much more in terms of suspension, tire, and power mods to truly benefit. Anyone can slap a rear wing and make downforce, but it's very much a tradeoff of downforce vs drag, which ties in everything else on the car. OP's claims are outlandish, even with solid CFD modeling. Quote:
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I'm not bothered by the fact that he's a graduate student. There have been plenty of successes that have come out of graduate school. A whole lot of failures, too, but then a lot of experienced engineers have had failures also (or have just not bothered trying). I don't think he's trying to sell us anything, because he currently has nothing to sell. He just wants to brag a little about his design. Quote:
Even if the wing performs as well as you say it will, will it make any financial sense to actually produce and sell it? |
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Can I also add some encouragement and advice OP? Don't stop working on this, but do more real world testing. Make one, put it on your car and go to a track, evaluate its performance and adjust accordingly then repeat the process. Be your biggest critic not your biggest fanboy. When you have a product that truly performs you won't have to say anything good about it because everyone else will. If you want great results it usually requires great failure and lots of frustration and the bloodymindedness to keep on trying to make it good despite the failures. Good luck in your engineering, I myself would like to be an engineer someday but it will probably be many years before that happens
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Since I already offended the other guys about their CFD data, I'll continue to do the same. As a flight test engineer, I get to validate CFD analysis. CFD results don't always correlate to real test data. Even the major airplane manufacturer have CFD be completely different than results from testing. You young engineers need to stop it with those 3 letter acronyms.
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On a serious note. You're spending way too much time here on the ubiquitous forum spouting off all types of engineering language justifying your SUPERIOR wing. Seriously ... design it. Manufacturer it. Test it. Then come back with your facts. |
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