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July 12th 2005, 02:51
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make the spoiler with two hinged spots. A main hinge to lift off the body, then a 2nd hing near the trailing edge the just lips up slightly as to give just enough lip to spoil the air.... Sorta lik \______ but way less dramatic
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July 12th 2005, 09:46
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I have in mind to install a rear spoiler from a Beetle, I have the mechanism (works with speed sensor) and the spoiler but I'm not sure how much help in the aerodynamic of the car.
 
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July 12th 2005, 11:18
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I was thinkin if I did window scoops to a airbox I could cut the rear window vents out & fab it in there..
but i realy dont know anything about downforce.. Peace Troy
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July 13th 2005, 21:00
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Hugo, you must be a brother from another mother. I've been looking for that crashed up New Beetle rear door for a while now, but nobody seems to be crashing them around here. My plan was to make a Lexan rear window that is the same as a normal one but the top 1/4 cut out, and place the New Beetle one in there instead. Let us know what you come up with!
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July 13th 2005, 21:36
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Quote:
 Hi, bro.
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