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  • decent budject wings?

    Toying with the idea of building a front splitter with some left over aluminite I have laying around.

    only problem is that I know that I'll need a wing for the rear... part 2 of that problem is that I don't have $600 to drop on a wing right now either!

    are there any other options for a functional rear wings at a decent price?

    doesn't have to be composite.

  • #2
    raceonusa.com wings start at 100$

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    • #3
      What speeds are you looking to reach on the track?
      S13
      1:31.xxx CW/CCW SoW
      1:04.837 CW HTM
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      • #4
        120mph max for me..... I'm srow.
        Originally posted by SoSideways
        I don't care what color they are as long as they are LONG AND HARD.
        '04 G35 Sedan 6MT- The DD
        '96 240SX- The Track Toy

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        • #5
          ~140 maybe...

          even tho I **HATE** egay crap... I actually considered this for a second or two... what do u guys think?

          They are supposed to be made by NRG... idk.

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          • #6
            raceonusa.com wing

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            • #7
              In the realm of wings, APR wings are pretty budget. I'll probably end up using an APR GTC-300.
              Cory B.

              "Driving a race car as fast as possible is all about maintaining the highest possible acceleration level in the appropriate direction."
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Just_Wanna_Drive View Post
                What is the consensus on proper wing width though? A quick google search puts the S14 at 68" wide and the S13 at 66.5". Would that 57" wing be too narrow? The GTC-300 is available in 61" or 67".

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                • #9
                  If you don't have class rules, go wider. You can run the wing at less angle of attack to get the same downforce as a small element with less drag(generally).
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Just_Wanna_Drive View Post
                    What is the consensus on proper wing width though? A quick google search puts the S14 at 68" wide and the S13 at 66.5". Would that 57" wing be too narrow? The GTC-300 is available in 61" or 67".

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                    • #11
                      67" for sure!





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                      • #12
                        Its hard to see but looks OK. My rules for SM say it can't be wider than the widest part of the car, and it can't extend further back than the body of the car looking down from the top. Think that 67" will fall into spec for a s14?
                        Chicago Region SCCA SM # 688 http://www.scca-chicago.com
                        TSSCC SM # 688 http://www.tsscc.org

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                        • #13
                          Just take a tape measure to your sideview mirrors and see for yourself.

                          If you guys want a cheap wing in the ~61" width, check out the 61" ABS wings on eBay. They're about $120-130ish shipped.
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                          • #14
                            it would be hard for me to justify spending $1,200 + on a wing... IDK about everybody else, but thats some change for a guy supporting a family...

                            maybe if I was actually able to win money with it, then yea... thats just me tho!

                            how high would it need to be?

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                            • #15
                              Once you get the wing up about 12-14" or higher and at the back of the trunk you're not going to see much benefit to keep raising it. At least with a hatchback the flow is probably good all the way down to about 8-10" above the trunklid at its back edge, a coupe probably needs a bit more.
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