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Does anyone know where I can find a good high quality adjustable rear wing for my 89 open road racer and track car? carbon fiber is perferable. Think C6R. used would be nice thanks
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Corvetteracebodies.com http://www.corvetteracebodies.com/wo...ice%20list.htm
C5 or C6 Speed World challeng body parts
Wing-Rear (street only) C5/A0012-FG (street) 842.00
Wing-Rear-67 inches wide C5/A0012-CF-67" 1,554.00
Wing-Rear-72 inches wide C5/A0012-CF-72" 1,813.00
C5 or C6 Speed World challeng body parts
Wing-Rear (street only) C5/A0012-FG (street) 842.00
Wing-Rear-67 inches wide C5/A0012-CF-67" 1,554.00
Wing-Rear-72 inches wide C5/A0012-CF-72" 1,813.00
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HardbarUSA.com sells a wing, even though it's not listed on his site.
It's for pros and it's about $5k.
Hopefully he'll chime in.
http://www.solidworks.com/pages/news....html?prid=464
It's for pros and it's about $5k.
Hopefully he'll chime in.
http://www.solidworks.com/pages/news....html?prid=464
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Make that $2k not 5
He must have recovered the developement cost.
BTW it was engineered by an aerodynamics engineer he knows.
He must have recovered the developement cost.
BTW it was engineered by an aerodynamics engineer he knows.
-----Original Message-----
From: Gary Hoffman
Sent: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 9:32 pm
Subject: Wing
I am out and can’t see the post much, but it is $2k, not $5k.
Please revise if you can.
Thanks,
Gary
From: Gary Hoffman
Sent: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 9:32 pm
Subject: Wing
I am out and can’t see the post much, but it is $2k, not $5k.
Please revise if you can.
Thanks,
Gary
Last edited by BrianCunningham; 09-01-2007 at 02:21 PM. Reason: pic added
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Corvetteracebodies.com http://www.corvetteracebodies.com/wo...ice%20list.htm
C5 or C6 Speed World challeng body parts
Wing-Rear (street only) C5/A0012-FG (street) 842.00
Wing-Rear-67 inches wide C5/A0012-CF-67" 1,554.00
Wing-Rear-72 inches wide C5/A0012-CF-72" 1,813.00
C5 or C6 Speed World challeng body parts
Wing-Rear (street only) C5/A0012-FG (street) 842.00
Wing-Rear-67 inches wide C5/A0012-CF-67" 1,554.00
Wing-Rear-72 inches wide C5/A0012-CF-72" 1,813.00
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Here's some more information.
From: Gary Hoffman
Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 9:56 AM
Subject: Wing pics
These pics are not very good, this was a early one, and it is shown without the end plates which are included. The wing has had 3 podium finishes in World Challenge. The wing is carbon fiber-epoxy with CNC machined mounts. This wing has a max lift coefficient (CL) of 2.2 and the other wing suggested on the forum can only do 1.6). With a 2.2 CL you can get about 500 pounds of downforce at only 120, but most people run it and 4 degrees or so. With that kind of downforce, you MUST mount it to the frame, not the deck lid. The mounting system, goes into the frame with 3 weld bungs on each side. The wing is 72in x 12 in but the width can be whatever you want up to 80 inches. The supplied curves are for a 72x12. The entire system is $2500 complete, mounts and everything including the weld bungs, and all fasteners.
Thanks,
Gary Hoffman
Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 9:56 AM
Subject: Wing pics
These pics are not very good, this was a early one, and it is shown without the end plates which are included. The wing has had 3 podium finishes in World Challenge. The wing is carbon fiber-epoxy with CNC machined mounts. This wing has a max lift coefficient (CL) of 2.2 and the other wing suggested on the forum can only do 1.6). With a 2.2 CL you can get about 500 pounds of downforce at only 120, but most people run it and 4 degrees or so. With that kind of downforce, you MUST mount it to the frame, not the deck lid. The mounting system, goes into the frame with 3 weld bungs on each side. The wing is 72in x 12 in but the width can be whatever you want up to 80 inches. The supplied curves are for a 72x12. The entire system is $2500 complete, mounts and everything including the weld bungs, and all fasteners.
Thanks,
Gary Hoffman