TSE EFR NB2 Build Thread
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Alternative to undertray is to extend the splitter back as far as the front suspension pickup points. It should help a great deal compared to no tray at all.
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lol. I'd happily give them $57.31 for a new undertray, but MMD won't take my money.
Maybe they'll finally accept me once I send pictures of the car with numbers on the doors upside down and stuffed into a tire wall at Laguna. Because that's much more likely to happen before they accept me for membership.
Maybe they'll finally accept me once I send pictures of the car with numbers on the doors upside down and stuffed into a tire wall at Laguna. Because that's much more likely to happen before they accept me for membership.
#649
lol. I'd happily give them $57.31 for a new undertray, but MMD won't take my money.
Maybe they'll finally accept me once I send pictures of the car with numbers on the doors upside down and stuffed into a tire wall at Laguna. Because that's much more likely to happen before they accept me for membership.
Maybe they'll finally accept me once I send pictures of the car with numbers on the doors upside down and stuffed into a tire wall at Laguna. Because that's much more likely to happen before they accept me for membership.
--Ian
#656
I took it to Tony at TC Design and let a pro worry about it.
I don't think the precise angle is all that critical, you can just eyeball it. If you want to overthink it, measure the distance between the seat and the floor and do a little math. It's been a while since I took trig (uh, like almost 30 years), but IIRC tan( 20 ) = horizontal distance / vertical distance.
--Ian
I don't think the precise angle is all that critical, you can just eyeball it. If you want to overthink it, measure the distance between the seat and the floor and do a little math. It's been a while since I took trig (uh, like almost 30 years), but IIRC tan( 20 ) = horizontal distance / vertical distance.
--Ian