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Originally posted by "The Bender":
CV shaft, problem solved.


You don't think a guy with a fixed wing angle would out run ya?

I do.

Especially if the shaft is just right, down track.
 
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Coupler https://imgur.com/a/1i5sHto

I've never had a driveshaft or U-Joint failure......


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Couplers and solid shaft here too, hard tail car with double slip joints....


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Coupler https://imgur.com/a/1i5sHto

I've never had a driveshaft or U-Joint failure......


And now you never will right? LOL



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Coupler https://imgur.com/a/1i5sHto

I've never had a driveshaft or U-Joint failure......


And now you never will right? LOL


Yuppers! Well, I still do have a truck so...…..


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2017 Bradenton Heads Up Madness
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2018 PDRA T/D #5
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I still say why not bypass the springs altogether, bolt the wing to the rearend housing for a fixed wing angle.

Surely someone has done this.
 
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Good Ole "Stubby" Wing/solid mount/rearend..
Hardtail. N&P chassis. Nice thing about the strange rear is it had 3/4 top mounting holes already. There is nothing worse than the feeling the car wanting to come around on you.

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Good Ole "Stubby" Wing/solid mount/rearend..



Is that a hard tail , slip joint ?
 
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Imagine what is gonna happen with a 4 link dragster on springs, if the wing folds over at 220 mph.

Why wouldn't the wing be bolted to the rearend housing? At least you'd have a chance.
 
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Imagine what is gonna happen with a 4 link dragster on springs, if the wing folds over at 220 mph.

Why wouldn't the wing be bolted to the rearend housing? At least you'd have a chance.


What would you predict would happen?


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Imagine what is gonna happen with a 4 link dragster on springs, if the wing folds over at 220 mph.

Why wouldn't the wing be bolted to the rearend housing? At least you'd have a chance.


What would you predict would happen?


Is that really what you need, seriously?

I'm pretty sure everyone has the picture.

Why wouldn't a fixed angle wing for downforce bypass the springs, with the wing bolted to the rearend housing?
 
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In 2018 I had a tall 2 piece all carbon wing on my car, it delaminated and came off in the lights at 229 mph, I had no idea it came off until I got out of the car and it was missing. It has since been replaced with a Spitzer wing

This is a slow mo video of it coming off
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=og9As2FQLv4
 
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The data would be more revealing, of effect.
 
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Imagine what is gonna happen with a 4 link dragster on springs, if the wing folds over at 220 mph.

Why wouldn't the wing be bolted to the rearend housing? At least you'd have a chance.


What would you predict would happen?


Is that really what you need, seriously?

I'm pretty sure everyone has the picture.

Why wouldn't a fixed angle wing for downforce bypass the springs, with the wing bolted to the rearend housing?


Well logistically and design package wise, it's way more complicated and consumes more room to add the exact same amount of loading onto the tire either way. If the wing comes off at speed, the loading goes away regardless of what it is mounted to.


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Technically speaking the wing kounted to the rear end would change angle as the tire grew. With it mounted to the chassis as the tire grew, speed increases and downforce increased the chassis would stay far closer to static ride height and keep the wing at the same angle, or closer at least.


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