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From: Los Angeles
Joined: Oct 2009
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From: Los Angeles
With the design of the IS-11 bumper it has a curve up like a canard, and since it is extended 30mm. It also gives a additional plane of a splitter.
I added the end plates to trap air, and generate the additional downforce necessary to keep the wheel sticking to the ground when in corners. Mainly long sweepers where you generate more DF and are more likely of slip.
They work in the same way End plates on splitters would work, but are just used on conjunction of the bumper design
You can see in this image ASM used a smaller design.
http://blog.gotuning.com/wp-content/...oTuningASM.jpg
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From: Edwards AFB
Originally Posted by kaotik25' timestamp='1400255694' post='23162918
^ hey TEASPOONGUY...i'm interested in your side plates. why did you do that? just curious.
You can see in this image ASM used a smaller design. http://blog.gotuning.com/wp-content/...oTuningASM.jpg
. I guess i can't do that to my bumper. A splitter it is.
