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Forum: Aerodynamics

12-27-2007, 10:08 AM

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How would you do front wheel skirts ?

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Posted By edenstrang

That's cool! Your grill looks good, too. ...

That's cool! Your grill looks good, too.

When I saw cozx2's skirts, I was trying to think of the best surface to contact the wheel when it turns, and I thought of this slick synthetic bristle...

Forum: Aerodynamics

12-23-2007, 11:51 AM

Replies: 40

How would you do front wheel skirts ?

Views: 8,942

Posted By edenstrang

I'm thinking if I shroud it all, it'll take care...

I'm thinking if I shroud it all, it'll take care of turbulent air entering the wheel well from under the sides as well, and just provide that much less disturbed air underneath. Also, if I "bubble...

Forum: Aerodynamics

12-22-2007, 10:32 AM

Replies: 40

How would you do front wheel skirts ?

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Posted By edenstrang

It's going to be a production car, but registered...

It's going to be a production car, but registered as a motorcycle, I think. They're taking deposits right now..

Fiberglass is ugly... itchy, smelly, sticky, it' papier mache's evil twin. It's...

Forum: Aerodynamics

12-21-2007, 04:44 PM

Replies: 40

How would you do front wheel skirts ?

Views: 8,942

Posted By edenstrang

I'm thinking of shrouding the entire wheel with a...

I'm thinking of shrouding the entire wheel with a close-fitting cowl that's attached to the wheel hub/tie rod end and base of the strut. It could come to within inches of the ground, and could show...

Forum: Aerodynamics

12-21-2007, 01:19 PM

Replies: 40

How would you do front wheel skirts ?

Views: 8,942

Posted By edenstrang

A friend of mine is working on the Aptera,...

A friend of mine is working on the Aptera, pictured above!

I think the skirts that surround the entire wheel are a grand idea. my first idea was attached airdams that stuck to the hub..
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