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DAT-186 Smokin it up
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DAT-186 Smokin it up, 200meter wheel spin easy.

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muppet
Posted: 2004/12/27 1:33  Updated: 2004/12/27 1:33
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Joined: 2003/8/24
From: Gore, NZ
Posts: 49
 Re: DAT-186 Smokin it up
I don't think it will have much air flow over it when doing a burn out to worry about.

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Frodaddy
Posted: 2004/12/27 3:29  Updated: 2004/12/27 3:29
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Joined: 2003/5/4
From: Christchurch, New Zealand
Posts: 339
 Re: DAT-186 Smokin it up
Its not going fast enough for any downforce. Those wings slow a car more than they speed it up. Wing aerodynamics and downforce setup etc is a very technical subject. Not all race teams get it exactly right so wings just bolted on to road cars by non-experts wields no gains... The Lamborghini Contauch's wing was purely aesthetic - it produced the expected drag and did not really help downforce. Why do you think the Ferrari Enzo has extremely limited wing if any such as the Lamborghini Murcielago.

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1200rallycar
Posted: 2004/12/27 7:47  Updated: 2004/12/27 7:47
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Joined: 2002/3/20
From: Melbourne, Australia
Posts: 8221
 Re: DAT-186 Smokin it up
blah blah blah

it's all about looks, it looks awesome, well done

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Lobster
Posted: 2004/12/24 7:05  Updated: 2004/12/24 7:05
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Joined: 2002/8/25
From: Canberra, Australia
Posts: 1618
 Re: DAT-186 Smokin it up
I thought the downforce of the rear wing would have made the rear wheels grip and not slip?

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dazzasute
Posted: 2004/12/24 8:02  Updated: 2004/12/24 8:02
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Joined: 2004/3/15
From: Perth Western Australia
Posts: 1018
 Re: DAT-186 Smokin it up
Quote:
I thought the downforce of the rear wing would have made the rear wheels grip and not slip?


maybe its adjustable so that you can make it act like an aeroplane wing to lift the back end when you want to do burnouts???

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UTE18L
Posted: 2004/12/24 7:03  Updated: 2004/12/24 7:03
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Joined: 2003/9/1
From: Sydney, Australia
Posts: 689
 Re: DAT-186 Smokin it up
I wish i could find a 1000 ute for a nice A12 conversion, this guy went all out and found 3000cc to stuff in there