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Since most of the weight of the car is on the back wheels, do it really need an aileron? I’ve heard ailerons were of discussable usefulness in general already,
by laurent92 6y ago
Since most of the weight of the car is on the back wheels, do it really need an aileron? I’ve heard ailerons were of discussable usefulness in general already, since they are only useful when turning and problematic in straight line (friction of air, and adding artificial weight, risk of flying), and therefore they needed to be adjusted in live. Is it just for the looks on the Porsche?
- kube-system 6y agoWhether or it it is “for the looks” probably depends on which particular model you’re talking about. But adding downforce always adds traction.
- eptcyka 6y agoIt only matters at high speeds. Above 120 miles per hour, they provide stability.