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I started larger so we can cut it down as required. Might end up smaller. I'm still researching.
Professional Awesome distributes Racebred splitters. They look fairly decorative. No tunnels or front supports from what I found. Anyway, I like building things : - )
Yes. Going to fab them from 0.060" aluminum. We're out of sheet stock though. Metal shop opens Monday : - / Lowes only has 0.025" which is like tinfoil.
Friend of mine was lucky enough to have VIP access at the Reb Bull Racing UK facility. After researching splitter design all week, it's easy to see how these work now. Our splitters sit under the front of the car, theirs hang out in the breeze in front of it.
Beginnings of a splitter. Rough dimensions, locations of supports etc. Tunnels are cross hatched. We'll use this to CAD a template with better symmetry. It's a start.
Finally updated the diffuser to cover the full width of the car. Been wanting to do that for some time. Looks way better.
Also changed to lighter weight oil. We were running Molly 10W60 since I had it around for the E39 M5 but it's WAY too heavy. Oil pressure was 60 psi hot idle, 70 psi WOT. Switched to 30SAE VR1. Now we're 20 psi hot idle, 40 psi in turns, 60 psi WOT. Perfect
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