OK ..... Im on vacation, ain't going nowhere, it was a nice day today , got bored and tried to create something that I had a idea on during the winter.
On my Buick Regal...... I call it "THE DOWNFORCE G WING".... No not something new just my version on what's been done before except it's on G Body. Kinda going for the NASCAR,RoadRacer,Streetfighter,SCCA look.
It's in its mock up stage.........
I'm looking for inputs, opinions or thoughts, from ones you made these before, like the "Street Fighter Spoiler" over on the Pro-Touring.com board, and ones similar to that.
Like will one line of holes in the top of the trunk lid hold it or will two line be needed?
The gasket or sealant or pad used between the wing a spoiler to protect the finish and to keep the weather out, what was used.
A local shop owner has agreed to help me bring this to reality, buy donating his shop and equipment and his time and he works with aluminum, so the thats a plus.
After a few hours of scketching out designs, we came up with few, we both liked, but this design, I like the most.
It would be made of either .09" or 1/8" Aluminum, and hinged with a 2" piano hinge, most of all the brackets will be made at the shop using scrap, so this is a kinda freebie to me, just gotta pay for the bigger pieces used.
6" in Height, maybe a bit higher after hinge is added, with 37 degree laydown.
Well let me know what ya think.....
Next I be trying a mock up of a front spoiler with a splitter....
On my Buick Regal...... I call it "THE DOWNFORCE G WING".... No not something new just my version on what's been done before except it's on G Body. Kinda going for the NASCAR,RoadRacer,Streetfighter,SCCA look.
It's in its mock up stage.........
I'm looking for inputs, opinions or thoughts, from ones you made these before, like the "Street Fighter Spoiler" over on the Pro-Touring.com board, and ones similar to that.
Like will one line of holes in the top of the trunk lid hold it or will two line be needed?
The gasket or sealant or pad used between the wing a spoiler to protect the finish and to keep the weather out, what was used.
A local shop owner has agreed to help me bring this to reality, buy donating his shop and equipment and his time and he works with aluminum, so the thats a plus.
After a few hours of scketching out designs, we came up with few, we both liked, but this design, I like the most.
It would be made of either .09" or 1/8" Aluminum, and hinged with a 2" piano hinge, most of all the brackets will be made at the shop using scrap, so this is a kinda freebie to me, just gotta pay for the bigger pieces used.
6" in Height, maybe a bit higher after hinge is added, with 37 degree laydown.
Well let me know what ya think.....
Next I be trying a mock up of a front spoiler with a splitter....