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Thread: Wierd aero stuff
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03-02-2010 #81
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How is this for dragging up an old thread? I seem to be really good at that. So anything new?
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11-21-2010 #82
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The wing is somewhat inelegant, but the front valance is quite interesting.
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Whoa. That thing is running center-lock wheels. Hard core.
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According to his website most of the running gear is stuff from V8SCS cars.
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Baddest Camaro ever, indeed.
This sentence just makes me chuckle in futility at my own build....yet another rebuild of the Camaro, this time employing Peter Holt, a New Zealander who'd spent five years as a fabricator and engineer with the Renault Formula 1 team, and a further nine years with the Williams (F1) touring car and rally teams, to completely rebuild the car into its most devastating guise yet.
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Needs more camber!!!
Seriously--I wonder how far they've gone with their design? Or if anyone has taken a shot at doing cfd and figuring out what really needs to be addressed on a 1st gen?
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Yep, ECTA meets take place in Maxton. Originally Posted by Ralph LoGrasso
I was on page two of this thread and just noticed (after my post of course) that I was commenting on something posted back in 2005!
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