Going forward?.. We are running on parking lot asphalt. Tire sauce helps quite a bit. Better once worn down too.
Nice Wolfgang btw...

Coming towards you. Ya I have an original purple Standard too.Great guitars.

Is there any consensus on how thick to run the wing on the Exotek P1-Z? The previous pics show a pretty even mix of 10mm and 20mm. Here is a pic of my finished car with the 20mm wing for reference.

Blueflagger, Is that a decal? Would love to get some for my bodies.

the number placard was created in Cricut Design Space and then printed on printable white vinyl using an inkjet printer. It was then covered with clear laminating film to provide some water proofing. A Cricut Maker was then used to cut it out, but that step isn't really necessary if you have a straightedge and a sharp hobby knife.

let me figure out how to share the file/project

Oh wow I never thought of doing that. I have the Cricut membership so I think you can just share it through that if that makes it easier?

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Many thanks. I'll check it out in a bit.

If you are running under the USGT rules, then the max is 10mm from the top of the side dams to the surface of the wing. As far as chord, there is no spec that I am aware of.

Thanks I forgot about that rule. That makes it easy!

It wouldn't allow me to make yours so I came up with this after a couple minutes. Based on a couple different designs I've seen on real cars. Anyone know if the background colours mean anything? I've seen red and green.

Ok, can you guys share this info with me??? My wife is really good with her Cricut, but has no idea where to go to design decals like this

Cheers!

Too much wing slows down these cars. I run 10mm.

a friend at the track did these for me

What program does she normally use for designing with her Cricut? I have a full size vinyl cutter and stuff like this is just a basic design. You can go two routes if you are cutting the vinyl like in the example, either make a green rectangle with rounded corners and then make and layer on top the white square, lettering and number. Or you can use white as your base material and then cut the green rectangle with the center square and USGT lettering cut out. Then you lay that on top of the white as well as adding your cut numbers.