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30 Mar 2019, 20:53 (Ref:3894329)
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Racer
Join Date: Sep 2013
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Why wings on GT cars that were never manufactured with them?
So....
It occurred to me to wonder while watching the GS race at Sebring about the external wings on production based sport cars. Now I'm not arguing for getting rid them (they look cool with them), AND I know there are LOTS of things under the body that the production equivalent would never have. That being said, of all the things at are different (other than the motor since those are changed somewhat), a back wing on these cars is the most "foreign" especially if the production body was never designed for it. How might it change the racing if we removed them? Just at interesting thought question! |
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