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I think some of these ideas are pretty good (front spoiler lip) but others are a bit too radical for my tastes (lowering the car). I'm pretty skeptical that a
by Corrado 8y ago
I think some of these ideas are pretty good (front spoiler lip) but others are a bit too radical for my tastes (lowering the car). I'm pretty skeptical that a third party tuner could squeeze this much CD performance out of a car that most definitely has been tuned for minimum CD already. However, as the article states, 3rd party tuners don't have to play by the same rules as a company trying to sell a car in multiple countries to different types of buyers. And the fact that the add-ons could possibly pay for themselves over the life of the car? Wow, that's pretty unusual!
- benj111 8y agoCitroen have a long history of pneumatic suspension in their cars. In principle you could increase the ride height at lower speeds, and lower it at higher speeds, so you could get the best of both worlds. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydropneumatic_suspension https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydropneumatic_suspension
- Corrado 8y agoTesla Model S also has the ability to have an pneumatic suspension and it does things like lower the car at highway speeds. It also does neat things like raise the car up when you go to that grocery with all the large speedbumps in the parking lot.