Does anyone here have any experience with the 9live racing "wang"? I have been toying with the idea of aero on my car for a while now and this setup seems to be a nice entry point into a rear wing. My car already has a front splitter installed so a wing is the next step. I found a decent amount of info on the company and the wing in various applications (mostly miata) but not much as it pertains to the e46 platform.
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Yes. It's a popular wing. What kind of info are you looking for?
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Are you happy with it? Do you feel the mounts are solid and well designed? what width are you running and which end plates have you chosen? Do you have an info on the splitter you are using?Last edited by Sergmann; 12-15-2020, 07:30 AM.Comment
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I have the regular endplates because I plan to make my own endplates. I made my own gurney flaps as well. Overall I'm happy with the wing but it is heavier than I expected it to be (18# I believe for the 72" airfoil alone). The mounts are good but be aware he welds them all by hand. What I'm saying is they are not evenly welded/aligned. They're good enough to do the job, but it does make lining things up when mounting just a tad more difficult. So that leaves some improvement to be desired on the mounts. Other then that though it is a nice piece and very adjustable, which I like. Also the data to back it up is real data, which at this price-point is unheard of. That was the selling point for me. I believe he has a carbon version of the same airfoil coming out.'02 e46m3 - fully caged track car
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