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Roses Are Red

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So my question today for you guys is, and after looking everywhere I couldn't find anything. I'm really wanting to add a Chassis Mount Spoiler to my ER34 (GTT).

Does anyone know where I can get one, which is compatible with the skyline, and if it even is possible.

And if anyone has even done it. Thank you in advance. 

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UWISSH! Grand Master

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1 hour ago, Roses Are Red said:

Just want to know if it's been done, If it's possible, and what it may look like. 

How serious is the rest of your aero? is a normal body mounted wing not providing enough stability at high speeds at the track?

 

probably best to ask this in the Motorsport section 

Kinkstaah Grand Master

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Why would it be legal?

Has it been crash tested?
Ever seen one ever on a production car?

Want to think as to how a chassis mounted wing somehow doesn't protrude

a) above the roofline
b) wider than the body lines
c) beyond the rear bumper

People who really require a chassis mount wing don't ask questions about buying one off a shelf. They would have made various other aero by themselves or a very expensive motorsport team.

It is very obvious that this one is intended to be bought for clout only.

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