Wingless = Better MPG?
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sorry to go off topic but can someone tell me how to go wingless and also what did u guys that are wingless use to cover up the holes in the trunk, if u dont cover it wont u get a lot of water in the trunk?thanks
Everything designed to be a wing, is not really creating drag, they create downforce or lift. That drag is too small to even talk about it. It most importantly does create downforce, wich is effect on your fuel economy.To notice that, you constantly have to drive fast. if you slow like 30-40 mph ,i really don't think you will able to measure that amount.
Even if you driving 80 mph ,most likely you will noticed the enviroment has more effect in your mph/gal then a wing. Example head wind or rear wind. Etc.
Even if you driving 80 mph ,most likely you will noticed the enviroment has more effect in your mph/gal then a wing. Example head wind or rear wind. Etc.
Last edited by Robevo RS; Feb 28, 2007 at 01:07 PM.
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Please search, or start your own thread, thanks. I got a trunk of a Lancer ES







