High Wing Spoiler - Necessary or no?
I was talking to my g/f today on da telephone (nifty invention I must say)
her: "eww thats an ugly car"
me: "what is?"
her: "A cobalt" [she hasn't seen my car yet, but knows I got it]
me: "ha ha, very funny, no, what car?"
her: "no, a cobalt for real"
me: "
"
her: "its got this really ugly spoiler"
me: "does it look like a someone placed a park bench on the trunk lid?"
her: "yea...exactly"
me: "ok, good, I don't have that version, you had me worried for a second"
her: "eww thats an ugly car"
me: "what is?"
her: "A cobalt" [she hasn't seen my car yet, but knows I got it]
me: "ha ha, very funny, no, what car?"
her: "no, a cobalt for real"
me: "
her: "its got this really ugly spoiler"
me: "does it look like a someone placed a park bench on the trunk lid?"
her: "yea...exactly"
me: "ok, good, I don't have that version, you had me worried for a second"
but the really funny thing is, people think they are making fun of fwd cars with wings.
but in fact, they are merely showing their own ignorance to what a wing actually does
yea, it's funny how the info goes around. one person says it, someone else reads, doesn't know better, so they repeat, and the cycle goes on. before you know it, people call you an idiot if you disagree, meanwhile they're flat out wrong and just repeating bad info.
Close Jason
the high wing adds 20 to 25 lbs more downforce. It was on the car that Heinricy used to set the Ring record.
If your the drag racing type get the low wing. If your autocrossing or road racing on the weekends get the high one.
Good part is the high wing bolts into the same holes as the low one so you can get one and swap it back and forth if you want.
the high wing adds 20 to 25 lbs more downforce. It was on the car that Heinricy used to set the Ring record.
If your the drag racing type get the low wing. If your autocrossing or road racing on the weekends get the high one.
Good part is the high wing bolts into the same holes as the low one so you can get one and swap it back and forth if you want.
Did you guys see that Autoweek article that quoted the larger wing produces 27 lbs. of downforce at 70 MPH, but the lower wing allows the car to go 5 MPH faster top speed? I thought that was pretty interesting, and would have been useful data for one of those wing vs. no-wing threads a while back.
When buying my SC, I walked away from many of them just because it didn't have the hi-rise.
Did you guys see that Autoweek article that quoted the larger wing produces 27 lbs. of downforce at 70 MPH, but the lower wing allows the car to go 5 MPH faster top speed? I thought that was pretty interesting, and would have been useful data for one of those wing vs. no-wing threads a while back.
But people don't seem to want to listen to what the hi-rise can actually do.
Yup. But me being 48 ... you're 2 years older than me!
Last edited by firemanfrank; Jun 14, 2008 at 08:17 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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