POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Any thoughts on how this would look on the back of a 996 cab? http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33638 THanks for the honest feedback (which I know always get from this forum)
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POST 2Original post
They have photos of it on a cab. Looks kind of lame to me, but to each his own.
POST 3Original post
To me it isn't a question of how it looks but how it functions. A wing isn't just a wing. Unknow to most the air at the back of the car is drag to be gotten rid of. Sure a wing can cause down force but what is its added drag from causing a vacume set up in the rear if it does so. You could get drag from the downforce and drag from the vacume set up behind the wing. I'd just stick with what the factory set up. But eh.
POST 4Original post
nope! fugly.......
POST 5Original post
reminds me of "Shallow Hal" (anyone get that?)
POST 6Original post
Just like the movie...
POST 7Original post
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+1 lame
POST 8Original post
Skip it!
POST 9Original post
I agree. Keep it as God had intended.
POST 10Original post
I like it. Its cheap, subtle, and maintains the original functionality. I imagine you will get different responses on 6speed where they're probably younger and more into wings and rims.
POST 11Original post
Hmmm, I'd give it a miss..
POST 12Original post
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that's hilarious!
POST 13Original post
techart has a spoiler that looks almost the same.....
POST 14Original post
Hmmm.... I kinda like the way it looks. I don't think I'd put it on MY car, but I like the way it looks on someone else's car.
POST 15Original post
here is the Techart one on my step dads C4.... I like it.
POST 16Original post
Mine shrank in the wash so it looks like its stock.
POST 17Original post
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I don't think this is an issue functionally, just one of taste. The OE spoiler on our cars is just that, a spoiler, not a wing. Its purpose is not to generate downforce (which it doesn't), it's to 'spoil' airflow so as to prevent lift . Tacking something on to the end of it might add some drag, but nothing meaningful beyond that.
POST 18Original post
It is a replica based on the TechArt Rear Wing I. At least the Techart is supposed to be somewhat functional, albeit limited by the small footprint. If you notice it is a bit different, a bit larger, than the Techart. I like the Techart better but it is more expensive too.
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