Discussion
After adding a diffuser to my previous westfield and feeling it made a fair difference (if nothing else stopping the parachuting effect of the rear end) I decided to do the same with the Caterham.....so here it is:
It was pretty easy to fit (and pleasingly required no drilling/modification of the car, so can be removed at a moments notice if needed) and I think it looks rather good.
I'm now on a search for a good looking chin spolier/splitter to stop so much air going under the car in the first place, rather than using a low numberplate.
I'll report back once I've had it on track to see if I can feel a difference.
It was pretty easy to fit (and pleasingly required no drilling/modification of the car, so can be removed at a moments notice if needed) and I think it looks rather good.
I'm now on a search for a good looking chin spolier/splitter to stop so much air going under the car in the first place, rather than using a low numberplate.
I'll report back once I've had it on track to see if I can feel a difference.
DCL said:
I'll be interested to hear the results, but I suspect the fuel tank was, more or less, doing the same job. I'd like to sheet more of the underside at some stage to see what happens.
IMHO a full numberplate fitted as low as possible certainly helps stability (and my confidence) at high speed.
I'm going to spa in a couple of weeks, so will have ample opportunity to test....if I can be bothered I will try the car with and without and compare the data logger. It definitely made a difference in my westfield, so hoping for the same here.IMHO a full numberplate fitted as low as possible certainly helps stability (and my confidence) at high speed.
rubystone said:
GreigM said:
Given thats a Levante so that one would be fitted by Caterham, I'd hope it does make a difference.
Eh? Maybe I've misunderstood what you have posted? Are you suggesting that the item in the link is a Caterham OEM part?Gassing Station | Caterham | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff