APR rear diffuser?
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Originally Posted by r8byb,Feb 18 2011, 02:14 PM
I've ordered an APR diffuser from evasive.
I believe they used it on their time attack s2000 so I'd say it works
I believe they used it on their time attack s2000 so I'd say it works
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Originally Posted by corgi_watkins,Feb 18 2011, 05:52 AM
They can also have a detrimental effect.
If you're doing it for looks, fine but on the road it is unlikely that, for the vast majority of time, you will be going at a speed sufficient for a diffuser to have a significant positive effect.
Also, diffusers are typically design to work in conjunction with other aerodynamic devices e.g. front lip, flat bottom, rear wing
If you're doing it for looks, fine but on the road it is unlikely that, for the vast majority of time, you will be going at a speed sufficient for a diffuser to have a significant positive effect.
Also, diffusers are typically design to work in conjunction with other aerodynamic devices e.g. front lip, flat bottom, rear wing
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Originally Posted by r8byb,Feb 18 2011, 03:14 PM
I've ordered an APR diffuser from evasive.
I believe they used it on their time attack s2000 so I'd say it works
I believe they used it on their time attack s2000 so I'd say it works
I will, eventually, be getting the Top Secret rear diffuser.
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