Reply to "Pantera 06927"

OzGT5 (Guest)

I've actually trimmed the sleeve to suit the exact shape of the original ANSA exhaust. If you look really closely you can just see the inner original, but it looks like a double laminate of steel tip. Maybe having no rear bumper to protect the lights could be an issue, but I'm stuck waiting on Kirk for that one.

I always wondered about the 'wing'. Does it provide downforce or lift? In my experience it's made wrong. It should have a cap or blade on each end of it to trap the air and force the car down. Not having ends on the wing makes it virtually cosmetic.

Another thing on my list for when I do up the bodywork is to modify the rear wing.

9/15/102:37 PM

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