rear wing
what is the story with the rear wing/wrc spoiler? am i right in thinking the wing was banned cuz it was too big?
does the wrc have any advantage over the wing?
more down force/stability?
just interested thats all not going to put a wrc on mine!
does the wrc have any advantage over the wing?
more down force/stability?
just interested thats all not going to put a wrc on mine!
With the WRC cars, they were basically given a free rein, providing the alterations fitted within the dimensional limitations placed on the WRC cars. And because there were no homologation requirements, rearward visibilty was not a concern (as there is NONE out the back of a WRC car).
With this in mind Ford developed a spoiler that created more downforce AND less drag. They also developed the FRONT spoiler so that it had equivalent downforce when going sideways, as the existing car did in a straightline
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With this in mind Ford developed a spoiler that created more downforce AND less drag. They also developed the FRONT spoiler so that it had equivalent downforce when going sideways, as the existing car did in a straightline
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Originally Posted by cossymad
And the WRC cars didn't do as high top speeds I think 
. This is not only due to the aerodynic package, but the WRC cars were also allowed engine changes as well. So they switched to IHI turbos instead of Garrett and also they had longer rods, which increased the rpm limit of the Grp A cars from 6750 to 7250 on the WRC cars , with the obvious several mph gain in overall top speed this gave. The longer rods also gave better torque as well Trending Topics
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Originally Posted by cossymad
And the WRC cars didn't do as high top speeds I think 
. This is not only due to the aerodynic package, but the WRC cars were also allowed engine changes as well. So they switched to IHI turbos instead of Garrett and also they had longer rods, which increased the rpm limit of the Grp A cars from 6750 to 7250 on the WRC cars , with the obvious several mph gain in overall top speed this gave. The longer rods also gave better torque as well
Originally Posted by sibster
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Originally Posted by cossymad
And the WRC cars didn't do as high top speeds I think 
. This is not only due to the aerodynic package, but the WRC cars were also allowed engine changes as well. So they switched to IHI turbos instead of Garrett and also they had longer rods, which increased the rpm limit of the Grp A cars from 6750 to 7250 on the WRC cars , with the obvious several mph gain in overall top speed this gave. The longer rods also gave better torque as well
Originally Posted by sibster
Originally Posted by Mike Rainbird
Originally Posted by cossymad
And the WRC cars didn't do as high top speeds I think 
. This is not only due to the aerodynic package, but the WRC cars were also allowed engine changes as well. So they switched to IHI turbos instead of Garrett and also they had longer rods, which increased the rpm limit of the Grp A cars from 6750 to 7250 on the WRC cars , with the obvious several mph gain in overall top speed this gave. The longer rods also gave better torque as well I'm also lucky enough to have seen the different Grp A / "World" engines being dynoed, and being the curious bugger I am, I'm all over them like a rash
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Mike
I've just come from the garage, just in is a F Delacour Escort Cosworth first used in the 95 San Remo.
Its totally stripped and ready for painting and then rebuild.
I'll ask the guys if they have the original manuals and if they could send you a copy.
Cheers. Kenny
I've just come from the garage, just in is a F Delacour Escort Cosworth first used in the 95 San Remo.
Its totally stripped and ready for painting and then rebuild.
I'll ask the guys if they have the original manuals and if they could send you a copy.
Cheers. Kenny
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