http://www.aprperformance.com/index....d=33&Itemid=44


Anyone ever put a spoiler similiar to this or anything comparable on their G? I have tried to search and find pics, but turned up nothing. I was just wondering what it would look like...

 

This spoiler makes Hero sad.

 

data systems also makes one. Both make me want to puke

 

I just wanna see a pic, or photo shop. Never said I was doing it. I just want to see what it would look like. Sorry Hero is sad...

 

that red APR widebody is running that.. (sorry I dont know his name, search APR and I'm sure he'll come up)

Its a giant wing but if done correctly it's also the most functional.. but damn its huge tho

- Eric

 

Yeah, that was just an example. I was just wanting pics of something along those lines versus the standard OEM or the Veilside whale tale. Just looking at options. I have seen the one on the widebody before.

 

what? they don't make bigger ones? very disappointed. maybe i'll just stack a couple on top of each other.

 

As much trash that it may get the wing was wind tunnel tested and works very damn well..

 

it's not going to do anything for daily driving.

 

Maybe not, but if for some reason I am doing over 100 on the freeway, couldn't hurt. I just wanna see what it would look like on a g other than the widebody. There was a pic of a black G with something similiar on here but I can't find it...

 

Set up improperly, yes it can

 

I am talkin set up properly...

 

Sorry but driving 100mph on the freeway does not mean you know how to set up the spoiler correctly

 

the widebody apr g35 has one. I've been dying for that wing for a while and just got a pm of a price for one from a sponsor here. I've never seen it on a G besides the APR one.

 

not at all. but for the most part none of us besides Scott from relentless might know since there is so much that race teams take into account when setting up the angle of attack for the wing.

Damn newbs lol. 100 mph on the freeway yo..... (small fry talk to me when you hit over 140). PS wings really are designed to work for much higher speeds than a measly 100 mph