WTB: Driveway Labs Rear Diffuser - T1

[Wonderbar]

Originally Posted by dOMEmE

your right, NO idea at all.

Then let's do it. Tunnel test yours, I'll tunnel test mine, loser pays for the other's bill.

That 45 degree departure angle looks pretty effective at keeping the airflow attached.

[Ammonia]

Originally Posted by dOMEmE

your right, NO idea at all.

Good, now that you've acknowledged that you're just a collection of extra chromosomes, please see your way out of this thread. Thanks.



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[Gunman]

Son of a beatch....now I find out I just mounted a bumper parachute entrapment device to my car? I'll be the laughing stock of the race shop tomorrow...

Thanks Driveway Labs, thanks... SMH







/end sarcasm

[Gunman]

On a serious note, I would like to see how @dOMEmE 's preforms. The exit angle of the center section does look pretty steap, any idea on the angle? I've had issues with an 11° diffuser angle not performing well, on a true flat bottom car, where reducing it to 7° worked much better. Over 7°, unless it's a conic shape, generally has too much flow separation, and chokes the diffuser, from my experience.

Might I suggest @Wonderbar and @dOMEmE take this to A2? http://www.a2wt.com/ the modern version of the bike rack, after school? lol

[Wonderbar]

Originally Posted by Gunman

On a serious note, I would like to see how @dOMEmE 's preforms. The exit angle of the center section does look pretty steap, any idea on the angle? I've had issues with an 11° diffuser angle not performing well, on a true flat bottom car, where reducing it to 7° worked much better. Over 7°, unless it's a conic shape, generally has too much flow separation, and chokes the diffuser, from my experience.

Might I suggest @Wonderbar and @dOMEmE take this to A2? http://www.a2wt.com/ the modern version of the bike rack, after school? lol

I'm calling tomorrow for pricing and availability.