rear wing does it matter
#2
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generally speaking, this is roughly wat will happen...
move rear wing forwards => more twitchy (oversteer)
move rear wing backwards => more stable (understeer)
smaller side stabalizers => more twitchy
larger side stabalizers => more stable
more wing area => more drag => more grip => less top speed
more wing angle => more drag => more grip => less top speed
move rear wing forwards => more twitchy (oversteer)
move rear wing backwards => more stable (understeer)
smaller side stabalizers => more twitchy
larger side stabalizers => more stable
more wing area => more drag => more grip => less top speed
more wing angle => more drag => more grip => less top speed
#3
Yes! very much so.....to test...buy yourself a Proform Dodge 2.0. Try the wing without the two side holes cut out and then try again with them out! You will notice the difference!