i put a wing on my car.
i was planning on switching out my spoiler for a wings west wing designed for the cavalier looks kinda like the cobalt ss/ sc wing but not really... I have eibach sportlines on my car i want to know if the wing will push my back end down any more or will the springs hold their height cause i dont want it any lower in the back.
http://www.wingswest.com/products_detail.asp?page=1&id=880
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Unless it's made out of cement, adding the spoiler won't change the ride height of the car.
a spoiler weights about 15lbs max. it will not affect anything on the way your suspension sits
I think he's worried about the effects of down-force. Don't be, unless you get a huge functional wing and constantly drive in excess of 100mph.
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Geeky wrote:I think he's worried about the effects of down-force. Don't be, unless you get a huge functional wing and constantly drive in excess of 100mph.
somewhat worried about that although the wing isn't that huge its not bigger than an evo wing and yes occasionally i will drive till i hit the limiter. but thanks man that answers the question
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muffin wrote:Unless it's made out of cement, adding the spoiler won't change the ride height of the car.
i thought that was kind of funny when i read it but it got the point across lol
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In the event that your back end did compress while driving, it would definitely be temporary. A bit of "squat" is generally a good thing for stability at high speeds, and any good suspension spring will return to normal height afterward. Only poor-quality springs have the tendency to "sag", which will probably happen regardless of what spoiler you choose.
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Mr.Goodwrench-G.T. wrote:Jamille Estes wrote:i put a wing on my car.
i was planning on switching out my spoiler for a wings west wing designed for the cavalier looks kinda like the cobalt ss/ sc wing but not really... I have eibach sportlines on my car i want to know if the wing will push my back end down any more or will the springs hold their height cause i dont want it any lower in the back.
http://www.wingswest.com/products_detail.asp?page=1&id=880
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wow wasnt thinking about it taking up my whole mirror that sucks i dont think it will be that bad like i said its not worse than an evo/sti/cobalt wing
and geeky i have good springs so i guess i wont have to worry about it thanks
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