Dot3

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May be a stupid idea.

Getting the lip closer to the ground helps reduce pressure under the car, right?
Say your lip is already pretty close to the road. Could you put something like a brush to get the gap closer but it wouldn't rip off if it hits the ground.

Make sense?

Savington

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Yes, as long as it doesn't touch the ground regularly. You don't want to stall the airflow under the car completely.

devilxavierz

Slam that bitch

Doppelgänger

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Looking at BTCC cars....you can draw a simple conclusion..

devilxavierz

The lower the better. "Low Class"

zumish

If you dont care about the lip - lower as much as you can

dustinb

Just have a bunch of bearings installed on the bottom of a lip. Have the lip attached by springs which move up and down depending on the level of the road, but they should always be pushing down. Have a rubber membrane that stretches/shrinks with the car as the lip stays on the ground.

dblinx

in many cars, when they are too low the geometry of the suspention is change, then you must change all bunch of arm's to regain the original geometry. Do you guy's know what's that level on the miata? not talking of the damping lost with coils and shock's.

Dot3

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MicaCeli

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Fap. I miss the good ol days of the BTCC, little cars with giant wheels.