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Urgent help needed!!!
OK guys so we are at a point where we have finalized three designs for the fangs and the rest of the fascia is finished. However, now we need your input on what you want to see for the fangs!
We have three different options and they are all going to be able to be sold seperately from the fascia. So, if you want the fascia but not the fangs, that will not be a problem. These modular fang inserts will also be functional brake ducts as well. We need some input ASAP because we want to make a decision tomorrow as to which direction we're going to go with this design!!! Keep in mind that this thread is not for the guys who don't want to keep the fangs. This thread is for the guy's who want to retain a similar look to the factory fang design. So, here is option 1: http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...75/option1.jpg Option 2: http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...75/option2.jpg Option 3: http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/h...75/option3.jpg |
Option 1. No question about it.
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I like option 3 best.
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Number 3
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1 or 3 look good, ditch 2.
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I like both 1 and 3. But I voted for 1 because it has more stock look to it (the fangs). Didn't really liked no. 2.
Looks pretty good. :tup: |
Since this is catered to those who like the stock look I voted for #1. However, I am quite partial to #3 as well, it's a bit more 'stealth' with the lower profile fangs.
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I'm going to say 1, the bigger fangs go well with the big side vents.
2 sucks, looks like some bucked tooth 370 wanna be :bowrofl: |
thanks for the teaser shot :tup:
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option one please!!!
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Ok, here is a quick photoshop of the winner :tiphat:
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Option 1.
:iagree: with Minicobra1 - Option 2 looks buck toothed. :rofl2: |
op1
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Thank you very much for all of your feedback guys! This fascia is coming along very well and we are all excited to get the final parts on the car and painted and ready to show!
I think it's pretty clear what the favorite was LOL! |
The chart's telling a story!
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I really, really, like this.
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the lower profile of number 3 flows with the kit alot more...and people still 'get it' as being a tribute to the stock design. Definitly #3
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I love option 1, id buy it whenever it comes out. =]
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At higher speeds, won't those 2 large side vents ad drag to the car? are they intended for brake cooling?
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Stop worrying about front fascia and get to work on my S/C ;)
Option 1 here though. Look s3xy. |
Option 1 as well.
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With that being said...You would have to be going at speeds in excess of 120 and up to see any type of difference in your aero drag. The front lip will add downforce at speeds below that which will help in cornering and what not, similar to a canard. But any increase in drag from those scoops would be pretty small. |
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We have our engineers focused on the supercharger, I should post some pictures of the manifold in the machine shop shouldn't I? The modeling shop guys are focused on the body kit and getting it wrapped up. You guys should see the rockers!!! GORGEOUS!!! I just ordered up some KW variant 3 coil overs, some R888's and some 19's for this car...I can't wait to see the body kit painted and the suspension and wheels and tires on there. This car is going to be MEAN!!! |
Kyle, not to bust out the expert but...scoops most certainly do add drag. Even NACA ducts (which have the absolute least drag of any scoop design) are parasitic. Whether or not the drag will affect any of these cars at speeds they will see is a different story. I doubt if it will be noticable at all. However, the speed at which the car becomes aerodynamicly restrained could be lowered as much as a few MPH. That being said. I have an idea that maybe Stillen would be interested in in the Aero dept. My guess is with some simple and cheap parts I could clean the aerodynamics of this car up very easily. If you'd like to hear it shoot me a PM.
Sorry, I'm stuck in Charlotte waiting to fly our IT guy back to Fay. I'm bored, and probably posting way too much. |
I voted for option three. BUT, I think that this front "clip" looks too "350ish". The side openings take away from the 370's uniqueness. IMHO
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Kyle, are the fangs separate peices like I think you mentioned before? If so, I really like the final design (fangless). From what I can tell in the pics you guys did a nice job on the design and certain aspects are a departure and new style from past stuff. I'm liking how the top of the side ducts looks like the built in canard on the NISMO bumper as well. If I didn't have a NISMO I'd be wanting one. Hope it sells well for you guys. When you paint it, paint that upper plate mount black! I think the vents will be nice for cooler function. Assuming one may be for and intercooler, power over minor high speed drag IMO. |
oh man... :shakes head: option: stock
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To be perfectly honest, I too would probably run it without the fangs, but because this car will see track days and I'll want the additional brake cooling, I'll probably end up putting the fangs back in. |
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If you really wanted to keep the look I'm sure with your resources you could have ducting made to supply air to the coolers and brakes from the side ducts. Test in and sell it later as an option if there is interest, then everyone gets a brake cooling option regarless of fangs. If you could mold it out of urethane it might be cheaper than the bending or labor involved with "tin work". |
I think I found my fascia Kyle! when is this fascia expected to hit the market? Any plans on putting the S/C air-water heat exchanger behind one of those side scoops? Whats the plan for covering the center...mesh?
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i can't see the pics, but is there an option for adding fog lights?
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maybe it's the view, but i'm not feeling it |
i will buy option one.
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those fangs look thin for some reason
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