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Any got some Pix of an SC with a GT2 or 3.6 Wing?

Thinking of adding a new wing without adding the turbo flare and I wanted to see what these wings look like without adding the flairs any help would be greatly appreciated.

Old 02-10-2003, 11:43 AM
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Here's mine with a C2 conversion too

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That's too much tail without flares, IMHO.
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sorry i'll take it off..lol
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Bones nice car!!!!! Looks ok to me IMHO the GT2 without flares is a bit much but without the scoops they look fine. You wouldn't happen to have a few other pix maybe some wider shots from front and back?
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i sold it, i always thought of it as overkill
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It's easy to get carried away. I've got an even bigger top wing on the way.



(For track use only, or course.)
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Here's some interesting facts for those of you running the stock biplane wing w/ 4 adjustable positions
  1. angle = 0&deg Cd = .34 Rear lift = -119N
  2. angle = 3&deg Cd = .34 Rear lift = -297N
  3. angle = 6&deg Cd = .35 Rear lift = -535N
  4. angle = 9&deg Cd = .36 Rear lift = -713N

All data @ 270 kph

Those things actually produce downforce! and w/o increasing drag too much!
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Bill, I'm not sure if I'm more amazed at the fact you knew that data or the fact that you were able to make that little "d' and a degree sign in your post...
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Are those Cd figures for the entire car with wing?
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John is probably looking at the same book I am, perhaps he can check my understanding. I believe that those #s are for the whole car which is a 993RS w/ Clubsport option

The normal 993RS has the following #s w/ the normal small rear wing

Cd = .33 FA lift = 178 RA lift = 0
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Bill,

What book is that?
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The "Service Infrormation Technik '96 911 Carrera RS"
wkd 499 620

It's full of tasty little tid bits.
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Bill, these numbers are valid for the whole car BUT the assumtption is that the car is a Carrera RS (993) with the club sport front/rear spoilers and sideskirts. See photo.
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All I know is that it makes a heck of a difference in triple-digit sweepers.


(And that's the old, baby-size wing.)
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Bones - your car look great... its just my own opinion, and well, you know what they say about opinions...
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Quote:
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(And that's the old, baby-size wing.)
Jack, I think you've been inspired by that car in the background of your picture. Now that's a wing!
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stuck to the road

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Here's some interesting facts for those of you running the stock biplane wing w/ 4 adjustable positions[list=1][*]angle = 0&deg Cd = .34 Rear lift = -119N[*]angle = 3&deg Cd = .34 Rear lift = -297N[*]angle = 6&deg Cd = .35 Rear lift = -535N[*]angle = 9&deg Cd = .36 Rear lift = -713N[/list=1]

All data @ 270 kph

Those things actually produce downforce! and w/o increasing drag too much!
Thanks for the info Bill......in all honesty the best performance improvement I've made to my '78 SC was to fir the 964 RS bodykit....my car is now very much lighter turns quicker and sticks to the road like never before ...the 3.8 wing is literally an enormous improvement....and I think it's in keeping with the updated look it now has
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I think the RS 3,8 spoiler looks great, but in my opinion you need turbo fenders to balance the overall look.


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Do you have more pics of that car?
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Maybe they are on my shopping list Mikkel?......

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