Splitter question
^^^^ good articles. i have a whole bunch of those articles from that mag. on everything from airdams/splitters to skirts, wings, and diffuser.
alot from what i read in those articles went into making my homegrown aero. despite it's simple and archaic appearance.
alot from what i read in those articles went into making my homegrown aero. despite it's simple and archaic appearance.
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Yeah, I have the full .zip collection of them saved on my computer with all of the aero articles... As been stated prior, the air dam with the diffuser on the bottom is the best setup in this case. Good luck with your project!
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One name, Bernoulli. You want stagnant (high-pressure) air above the splitter, and flowing (low-pressure) air underneath the splitter; The resulting pressure differential creates the down force.
Therefore B is the way to go. If you put the dam below the splitter a-la A, it will slow the airflow under the splitter, cause a pressure rise, and thus not work as well.
Therefore B is the way to go. If you put the dam below the splitter a-la A, it will slow the airflow under the splitter, cause a pressure rise, and thus not work as well.
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