now this is a wing

[sh0ko]

http://aeromotions.com

couldnt find it being a repost

[berbatov]

Well, it costs as much as most Civics around

[scat19]

So they are using age old aircraft aerodynamics and applying them to a vehicle.

So, the trunk has to be re-inforced I would assume. As this is helping you turn through corners, a hinged trunk couldn't withstand the forces. Therefore you are loosing your trunk.

Cool for the serious racers? I guess...

Victor, you gonna stick this on your toyota?

[n1zm0]

^ yeah, all they need is a pitch trim tab on each section for even more finely tuned downforce, then they could even probably take off lol, like you said for serious racers.. but is it considered cheating in an organized event?

[7thgenvic]

looks good!!! Cost benefit analysis ? haha I don't see it being worth as much as they make it out to be

[theken]

beh

[sh0ko]

Originally posted by scat19
So they are using age old aircraft aerodynamics and applying them to a vehicle.

So, the trunk has to be re-inforced I would assume. As this is helping you turn through corners, a hinged trunk couldn't withstand the forces. Therefore you are loosing your trunk.

Cool for the serious racers? I guess...

Victor, you gonna stick this on your toyota?

o FUCK no

hah 1998 oem style ftw

[Gabe182]

wow. the top models starting price is $7300

[rage2]

Originally posted by scat19
Cool for the serious racers? I guess...
Active aero is banned in most racing.

[rumeo]

Originally posted by rage2

Active aero is banned in most racing.

Why? Unfair advantage?

[94boosted]

Originally posted by rumeo


Why? Unfair advantage?


:werd: Also wondering why is this banned from organized events? Something like this on an F1 car would be ridiculous.

[funkedelic2]

looks AWESOME on the e36! somebody get one already

[HiSpec]

Originally posted by rage2

Active aero is banned in most racing.

what is consider as active aero?
something like pitch trim and elevator trim on an aircraft?