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Iroc wing V 3.3 Turbo Wing
Hi has anyone got real life facts on which REAR wing reduces the most lift ?
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if allowed, a high mounted wing is a much better way to go, these can actually generate very useable down force.
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Hi Bill can you please share this.
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Im needing to run wings in keeping with the classic class now.
.ie Iroc, 3.3 turbo etc. what ever gets the best result at 100mph to 120 mph |
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The Cl for the short 3.0m RS tail is .025
for the long in Lemans trim it's -.276 which goes to .74 depending on how the car is set up for other circuits @@125mph rear lift for the short is 20# long in Lemans trim is -227# but that could go to 35# in other set up configurations for a off the production line 3.0 RS set up it could vary from ~20# to ~60# wheels, tires, ride height etc all change the #s even a 2.8RSR w/ ducktail in race trim has ~ -14#s f and -~50#s rear of the 3 non turbo tails my gut syas that the long IROC /30.E+RS would be the way to go
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The IROC has the largest plan area. One advantage of the 930 is the vertical lip around the edge. You can put a vertical lip on an IROC (many racers do this) to get the best of both worlds. No data to support though.
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