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no, actually, as long as those scoops work, I like it. I think they look a little better!
Well, then it's yours for 155$, as of now...
no, actually, as long as those scoops work, I like it. I think they look a little better!
Actually, it has to be said that wing mirrors do kill you for speed.
So you'd be surprised at just what effect wing mirrors can have. But they're compulsory on the track (and in the UK you must have at least the driver's side wingmirror and any one other mirror - so you can knock the passenger side one off and get 4mph extra... ).
And, Burnt_Clutch: How many people with track cars do you know who have shaved one side of their vehicles? I actually do track days, and can honestly say I'm yet to see a serious track car with shaved ANYTHING, except maybe badging.
Or do that, AND shave the door handle on that side for even more mad tyte top speedage.
Sure, the mirrors give you more top end, but I'm still not convinced the lack of practicality is worth the earodynamics (which, I've just figured out, is the lack of wind noise you might get if the mirrors were still in place. It's better for your ears).
There's always going to be someone quicker than you on the track, especially because VERY few tracks have the kind of straights required for any normal car to hit speeds ~150mph (thats cars like the Golf or Rover, not your gazillion horsepower Bugatti or the like), and being able to see them before the shove themselves down the inside seems more important than being 4/8 mph closer on the straights.
And, Burnt_Clutch: How many people with track cars do you know who have shaved one side of their vehicles? I actually do track days, and can honestly say I'm yet to see a serious track car with shaved ANYTHING, except maybe badging.
But Famine, where do you find all those bits of information, like the drag coefficient (getting confused with the unknown english words), and what do you need to know providing you know how the frontal area looks like?
(BTW: What thing is it exactly, that is "IN MY STUMUK"? I mean, what micro-organism is it?)
i love this bit...
"This particular Carrera GT will be the envy of most Ferrari's and Lamborghinis when you park and the doors go up, 90 degrees in fact"
After the Lambo and Ferrari owners have stopped laughing their asses off at your $80k body kitted Boxter. Give them a Koenigsegg style movement and they might envy your doors.
"I should be able to run over a thousand little boys! I'm rich!"*remmembers a Simpsons episode* There's this one episode when Bart is run over by Mr. Burns, who drives, I think, a Mercedes. In court, Bart describes the accident as if Mr. Burns went mad and started using the badge as some sort of aiming device... *finishes quoting*
Famine(and in the UK you must have at least the driver's side wingmirror and any one other mirror - so you can knock the passenger side one off and get 4mph extra... ).
"I should be able to run over a thousand little boys! I'm rich!"
[/COLOR][/B]And the car pulls to the left with increasing force.
Actually, yes. Shaved mirror = less drag. UK passenger side = left. So more drag on right side of car = pull to right.Actually, no. Famine said shave off the passenger side wing mirror. Which is on the left in British cars (such as the Rover 220). So more drag would be on the left, pulling the car to the left.
Those Ladas are awsome! They look like my Lada from Underground 2! Actually, the first one resembles a Sierra Cosworth, and I honestly like them both. Just because the'yre different, doesnt mean you have to hate them.
Well, when that happens war usually breaks out (at least it has for both of the times I've seen it happen). Better to not do that.we do this in jest. sometimes, we make fun of each other's cars. we do it because we like to have alittle fun.
ToronadoAnd the car pulls to the left with increasing force.
Yeah! Be different!Be different. Express yourselves!
Yeah! And sticking bits of plastic and drilling holes in your bonnet so your engine rusts is completely practical!It's so impractical.