Well said. I think you guys have generated such an interest level, that small detail may be getting pushed to the back burner. I'm not likely to ever meet any of you guys, but I'm excited to see you succeed.![]()
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The small details are what we keep in mind. One of the reasons we will not rush anything into production.
We will meet some day when we can get to the west coast or MITM
Mark
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All these G4-related threads represent the kind of discussion, innovation, track-oriented testing, and such that I've felt was somewhat lacking in an otherwise great MINI community. Very cool stuff going on here... Kudos to G4. Now, I just need another MINI that I can make into a track car!
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Just out of curiosity, is there a G4 web site. When I try google I get nothing.
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wmwny Well-Known Member
It's in the works, but still isn't up and running yet.
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There is massive downforce from the splitter and when I tested it on the track, my normally neutral handling car developed oversteer. I was faster into the turns because I had more front grip though.
The diffuser will add stability to the rear at high speed. For low speed you need a downforce generator (call it a wing if you want to, but the aerofoil shape is being replaced in the racing world by custom shapes, not "wings").
Here is a sneek preview of what we are working on for the JCW "wing" package. It's an adjustable top element in early prototype form...
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Vader posted this thread :http://www.motoringalliance.com/forums/track-days-hpde-s/2634-may-force-you.html
You should feel the rear end to be a little more stable.
As for the Vortex Generators below the wing, they help keep the wing out of stall by directing eddies aft of the trailing edge. They will do more to keep the rear glass clean then add downforce and they look trick. -
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As for "the Vortex Generators below the wing, help keep the wing out of stall by directing eddies aft of the trailing edge"...HUH???? Speak English, for God's sake! We are in AMERICA! -
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As for "the Vortex Generators below the wing, help keep the wing out of stall by directing eddies aft of the trailing edge"...HUH???? Speak English, for God's sake! We are in AMERICA![/QUOTE]
Is this Jeff? Should I write it in Spanish?
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Is this Jeff? Should I write it in Spanish?
It comes down to - they work, but the best attribute is: they look good.[/QUOTE]
This is Jeff...and, SI, puedes escribirla en espanol! -
Joel
Get that wing in your basement out in public. (r53) I think that is a sure winner for those that don't want the GP style wing.
Thanks for everything this weekend. I think we'll have a winner!!!!!!!!!!!!
Larry
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