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Old 11-13-2009, 09:14 AM   #101
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i'd rather have shitty 'downforce' than having a park bench on my car trunk.

+ when your driving 50-70km/h, really, is it necessary to have MORE down force?


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Old 11-13-2009, 09:36 AM   #102
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i'd rather have shitty 'downforce' than having a park bench on my car trunk.

+ when your driving 50-70km/h, really, is it necessary to have MORE down force?
"necessary" varies depends on "situation" and "application". You never "need" and/or "want" it not necessary mean others won't.
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i swear that vtec guy is a troll, probably a preteen
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Old 11-14-2009, 04:44 AM   #104
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To be honest it is not high mount. But lets face the technical fact. The reason for high mount spoiler (level with roof line) is to maximize air flow at "high" speed. Track cornering speed to be exact. At such speed area just above the rear trunk cover will experience less flow meaning aero device in that height level will not be as effective. However, at typical sprite street driving cornering speed the diff between "high" and " middle" mount spoiler is not significant enough for you guys to attack others.

I said before, I say again. You don't know what you have missed until you test it yourself. I once was as ignorant as some of you but time and on-field experience change / open my vision.
I'm not the judge here, but i seems you have a keen sense on what a spoiler/wing should and can do.

I just Needed to clarify to OTHERS on RS that THIS is NOT a high mount *SPOILER*, but it is indeed some sort of WING mounted on the trunk. It is not a personal attack, and whether or not high and mid mount spoilers has significant difference for anyone on here to make a comment is trivial.

I'm glad experienced taught you that hi-mount *WINGS* can do a difference depending on application. At least you're not half as ignorant as others who rant about *WINGS* being useless.

I ran 52inch wings myself on cars that weigh barely over 2000lbs.
I have personally proven to myself and many others by experience that I pull higher lateral G's with a wing then a comparable car of the same weight with stiffer suspension setup + chassis bracing + better tires but NO AERO support. (And yes I have cornering graphs to back up my words)

Wing vs no Wing = Night & Day.
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I'm not the judge here, but i seems you have a keen sense on what a spoiler/wing should and can do.

I just Needed to clarify to OTHERS on RS that THIS is NOT a high mount *SPOILER*, but it is indeed some sort of WING mounted on the trunk. It is not a personal attack, and whether or not high and mid mount spoilers has significant difference for anyone on here to make a comment is trivial.

I'm glad experienced taught you that hi-mount *WINGS* can do a difference depending on application. At least you're not half as ignorant as others who rant about *WINGS* being useless.

I ran 52inch wings myself on cars that weigh barely over 2000lbs.
I have personally proven to myself and many others by experience that I pull higher lateral G's with a wing then a comparable car of the same weight with stiffer suspension setup + chassis bracing + better tires but NO AERO support. (And yes I have cornering graphs to back up my words)

Wing vs no Wing = Night & Day.
but THAT S2000 fag's wing is useless right ?
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Old 11-14-2009, 12:30 PM   #106
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lol i've seen this car at top147, i always go there to play snooker...

interesting... xD
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lol i've seen this car at top147, i always go there to play snooker...

interesting... xD
lol kalson im surprised i never run into you :P
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ninja...or nigger hahaha
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but THAT S2000 fag's wing is useless right ?
that wing is useful. not as efficient as it would be if mount high but still functional.
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wow I just spent half and hour on this tread with such mixed emotions..
This thread should be published into a documentary haha

IMO: let this guy have his huge spoiler; let him drive like a douche because in the end he'll face the consequences of his actions.
But I do have to agree, it is because of people like him that when society see modified cars we( car enthused community) are looked down upon.
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wow I just spent half and hour on this tread with such mixed emotions..
This thread should be published into a documentary haha

IMO: let this guy have his huge spoiler; let him drive like a douche because in the end he'll face the consequences of his actions.
But I do have to agree, it is because of people like him that when society see modified cars we( car enthused community) are looked down upon.
you sir, have struck a chord

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Old 11-20-2009, 12:27 AM   #113
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waaa hai ah

RS yao ho dor HATERS LA!!!

U r not on9, u so cool man! drive gum fai down alderbridge! lei race car driver vroom vroom!!!

shit man thats all the canto i know
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Old 11-21-2009, 02:51 PM   #114
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That is not a high mount wing on the s2000

This is! LOLS


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still think roll cage in a convertible looks weird top down :/
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can some1 explain to why a roll cage in a convertible is a good idea?

excuse my noobness but it seem so pointless, decrease aerodynamic with the hood off and can you even put the hood up with teh cage in there? to me that looks like a rolling hazard?

why not just get a nice CF hardtop maybe the cage inside the hardtop?

I notice its purple and match his rims, so the ballin the only reason?
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Old 11-21-2009, 04:11 PM   #117
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iunno about the s2000...


but i've seen lots of cages on those early miatas. uncle told me their weaksauce chassis flexing would need them for autocrossing.. it'll help alot apparently.


the s2000..? i have no clue. i think the stock "x-bone" design chassis is quite strong.. it just looks balling..?
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Old 11-22-2009, 04:15 PM   #118
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I have no idea what rollcages are for! my top still works, and for areodynamics? Wouldn't it make more sense to not go top down in general if that concerned about areo dynamics
I bought a cage because it looks cool and i could afford one hahaha, i'm a ricer

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I have no idea what rollcages are for! my top still works, and for areodynamics? Wouldn't it make more sense to not go top down in general if you are on track ?

I bought a cage because it looks cool and i could afford one hahaha, i'm a ricer
nonetheless, very sweet ride dude..now THATs an s2000...

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roll cage is pointless for street driven vehicles. period.

However, it is one of the requirement for convertible on some track events. In autoX, roll cage is more for chassis reinforcement. Yes it add weight to the chassis but the benefit from chassis reinforcement out weight the additional weight.
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roll cage is pointless for street driven vehicles. period.

However, it is one of the requirement for convertible on some track events. In autoX, roll cage is more for chassis reinforcement. Yes it add weight to the chassis but the benefit from chassis reinforcement out weight the additional weight.


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i didnt tried to race anyone before!so dont say i try to race u!!!beacuse i never do that in richmond!!! and i know sometime i did drive fast!!! when i drive fast!! just because I was in hurry!!!but i think everyone did drive fast too because in hurry !!! and i dont want to fight with anyone here!!!! i can be nice !!! but please everybody be nice too !!!!!!
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roll cage is pointless for street driven vehicles. period.

However, it is one of the requirement for convertible on some track events. In autoX, roll cage is more for chassis reinforcement. Yes it add weight to the chassis but the benefit from chassis reinforcement out weight the additional weight.
mmm although for most street driven vehicles its pointless but some drivers prefer to have a stiffer feeling body. Even in my S, around some bends with curvature changes, i feel flex that might be reduced by a roll cage
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Roll cagees on street cars...

'cuz nothing says "performance" like a cage + nankang AS tires!
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