Some very helpful information here for those of us who are taking the dive into aero over the winter. Thanks.
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Originally posted by sc_tr0jan_m3 View Post
I kinda agree, it's hard to tell which was the biggest impact, but I agree with your comment about feeling like you're really coasting. The combo of weight loss, aero, and a diff really brought the car to life. The diff can't get enough credit, cuz coming out of corners is amazing!
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Originally posted by bigjae46 View Post
I find myself underdriving the car. It’s ridiculous when I see my buddy wiggling and struggling in a fast sweeper and I’m on his butt just coasting.
I thought the weight loss was more transformative than the aero. I did the aero last.
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Originally posted by sc_tr0jan_m3 View PostHoly crap... reporting back after my first day out with full BW splitter/aero setup.
God, the grip is addictive!
It's insane how much it can transform a car and the G's you can pull with the same tires. It's pretty much a night and day difference and within 4 sessions, I was able to beat my previous personal best time by over 4 seconds.
The limit is so high now, it's getting scary... and this is without Hoosiers! lol
I thought the weight loss was more transformative than the aero. I did the aero last.
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Originally posted by Sergmann View Post
did you do anything else to the car or just the aero? any weight reduction?
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Originally posted by sc_tr0jan_m3 View PostHoly crap... reporting back after my first day out with full BW splitter/aero setup.
God, the grip is addictive!
It's insane how much it can transform a car and the G's you can pull with the same tires. It's pretty much a night and day difference and within 4 sessions, I was able to beat my previous personal best time by over 4 seconds.
The limit is so high now, it's getting scary... and this is without Hoosiers! lol
did you do anything else to the car or just the aero? any weight reduction?
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Holy crap... reporting back after my first day out with full BW splitter/aero setup.
God, the grip is addictive!
It's insane how much it can transform a car and the G's you can pull with the same tires. It's pretty much a night and day difference and within 4 sessions, I was able to beat my previous personal best time by over 4 seconds.
The limit is so high now, it's getting scary... and this is without Hoosiers! lol
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Originally posted by bigjae46 View Post
I have a secondary pump on the left side and I still have to keep the fuel tank over 1/4. I was wondering if I had an issue but that is a good point. I've been up to 1.55g's, typically around 1.3 to 1.4, Got to wonder if there is something else that I need to do.
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Originally posted by jk715 View PostIf your local track has a long right sweeper you might see fuel starvation. One of the first complications after adding aero.
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If your local track has a long right sweeper you might see fuel starvation. One of the first complications after adding aero.
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Originally posted by AXDB View Post
The new ones from BimmerWorld come with the gurney flap.
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Originally posted by eacmen View Post
I bought the car like that. I assume it came with the flap.
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Originally posted by eacmen View Post
High rise mounts from BW. Since I am doing auto-x this weekend I have it at 10 deg relative to the ground. At the highest setting on the wing.
I have the fan clutch tool that is basically flat tool steel that I tape to the wing with angle finder.
Normally I am at 2-3 deg angle relative to the ground.
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