Originally Posted by honda-guy
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Originally Posted by kaj
(Post 11882837)
I'm wondering the reasoning behind their end plates. I'm under the impression larger is better, but they have some is the smallest I've ever seen.
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Originally Posted by honda-guy
(Post 11882853)
not sure about that either, but their wings are wind tunnel tested. i made larger end plates for my RX8, lol.
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end plates are basically to stop the air tipping off the side of the wing and to reduce the vortice's off the wing. bit like wingtips on planes.
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Originally Posted by bee-raddd
(Post 11882947)
end plates are basically to stop the air tipping off the side of the wing and to reduce the vortice's off the wing. bit like wingtips on planes.
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yup keeps the high pressure on top of the wing separated from the low pressure on the bottom at the edge.
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Any new developments on options here? DIY Splitter and rear wing are at the top of my list for off-season mods.
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Originally Posted by EVO8LTW
(Post 11890413)
Any new developments on options here? DIY Splitter and rear wing are at the top of my list for off-season mods.
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