Bridge spoiler effective?

PSH · **Posted:** Tue May 31, 2016 12:05 pm

GlennS wrote:

I take issue with your assertion that fluffy dice are ineffective.

I had fluffy dice in my Mk2 cortina, but hey that was nearly 40 years ago....

GlennS · **Posted:** Tue May 31, 2016 12:15 pm

PSH wrote:

GlennS wrote:

I take issue with your assertion that fluffy dice are ineffective.

I had fluffy dice in my Mk2 cortina, but hey that was nearly 40 years ago....

I deploy them in my 944 S2 when parked at a certain car club's events. The disapproving looks cause me much amusement.

Waylander · **Posted:** Tue May 31, 2016 1:37 pm

Only to the performance of the car not your chuckle valve :lol:

pauly · **Posted:** Tue May 31, 2016 2:24 pm

Waylander wrote:

Such as,

Lowering to far so the roll centre ends up below the ground
seen a few really large rear diffusers, fluffy Dice

things along those lines,

there are plenty of mods that are beneficial to the cars, hope you did not take what I said the wrong way

Not offended just interested in your perspective. I think lowered cars can look really good and I would have liked mine lower, but I compromised on the lowering to maintain the front geo. Rear down force with a turbo rear diffuser and the Bridge spoiler I'm not sure about, I haven't looked under the rear of a 968 but it seems to do ok without an external diffuser.

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