ahamed
Allright auto lovers,
this question is out of curiosity & my doubt as to different opinions.
What exactly is the spolier for ? Styling ( a body kit ?? ) or does it have any serious job involved.
Whats the point of it in drag races ( yeah tell me about the spolier function in porsche carerra as well )
Palkid7
- ahamed wrote:
Allright auto lovers,
this question is out of curiosity & my doubt as to different opinions.
What exactly is the spolier for ? Styling ( a body kit ?? ) or does it have any serious job involved.
Whats the point of it in drag races ( yeah tell me about the spolier function in porsche carerra as well )
easy one !!
according to me physics knowledge and peronal experience.
as the car go fatser the object (i.e. car) starts to get lifetd up in the air, making it easy to drift away or be unstable. A spolier would use the air flow to push the car down making it more stable on higher speeds. Yet, a spolier should be desgined for such a purpose, not all the spoilers would have this effect if on the same car!!! each spoiler has its own unique effect on each car.
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ahamed
yes palk..that was something i did hear from somebody..
so i guess it varies from the spoiler and its design..
but what about its impact ?? does it really impacts.. and what must be the speed during which this physics get applied
Palkid7
- ahamed wrote:
yes palk..that was something i did hear from somebody..
so i guess it varies from the spoiler and its design..
but what about its impact ?? does it really impacts.. and what must be the speed during which this physics get applied
as i told u it's used to "push the car down" on high speeds !
physics involved !!! I don't have time for that, u can google it !
ahamed
grrhhh .. ahmm.. ok ! :evil:
yorky500
Obviously, the faster one travels, the great the down pressure on the rear spoiler therefore pushing the arse end of the car down onto the road. This will give you more grip.
You may or may not have noticed that Porsche rear spoilers (in some cars) only appear when the car is travelling at higher speeds, this is to push the rear end onto the road, giving better grip, therefore better handling.
However, too much downforce will restrict the cars straight line speed. As such, a balance needs to be found between the two i.e. better grip and handling or straight line speed!
Not sure if this will help.
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gtmash
Everyone is lying. A rear wing is added for coolness. You get more chicks if you put it on a Civic or a Sunny. But you also need to buy the eggs first.
ahamed
hahaahah... :D right answer
fayz
- gtmash wrote:
Everyone is lying. A rear wing is added for coolness. You get more chicks if you put it on a Civic or a Sunny. But you also need to buy the eggs first.
especially since both of those are front wheel drives :lol: :lol:
plus this is the Middle East, where else are you going to put your tea when you're posing next to your ride
jabbajabba
It is as every says to keep the car stable at fast speeds and provide some down force.
I remember my Corrado VR6 - it has an automatic spoiler that would raise at 60mph and then lower at 10 mph, best one I have seen so far by far :)
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JeepDude
- ahamed wrote:
Allright auto lovers,
this question is out of curiosity & my doubt as to different opinions.
What exactly is the spolier for ? Styling ( a body kit ?? ) or does it have any serious job involved.
Whats the point of it in drag races ( yeah tell me about the spolier function in porsche carerra as well )
as the name suggests, spoiler is a thing you put in your car to spoil the look of your car? :wink: think jeep and spoiler. hmmmm. spoiled.