Is the rounded outer edge to the canard as efficient at creating vortices as a steep vertical sided canard or is there not much in it between the two. Or is it more to meet road safety regulations or the manufacturing process?
Informative video. Thanks!! I have your canards on my C6 and when I installed them I put their angle of attack much steeper than these you show here. Is there a correct angle of attack for your canards? This car looks great BTW!!
Did you follow our install guide on our website for them? They should be at a similar angle. But to answer your question, there really isn’t a right or wrong way technically. Until you get really steep. Our guide is just that. A guide. If you mount them steeper you will probably get a little more Df but a little more drag as well.
@@ajhartmanaero I did but I overdid it by the looks of it. I went with the "more must be better" theory and instead added drag unnecessarily. I am going to relax the angle of attack and reduce some drag. I will follow your instructions to a T and they should work great! Great vids. Watch every one!! Thanks!!
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Loving this GT350 content! Always looking forward to your videos.
Your videos made a huge difference in my own car building journey. It’s some of the best content on YT. Keep them coming! 🙏
Unbelievable - I have a S197 and I think your carbon splitter would be awesome!
Is the rounded outer edge to the canard as efficient at creating vortices as a steep vertical sided canard or is there not much in it between the two. Or is it more to meet road safety regulations or the manufacturing process?
Informative video. Thanks!! I have your canards on my C6 and when I installed them I put their angle of attack much steeper than these you show here. Is there a correct angle of attack for your canards? This car looks great BTW!!
Did you follow our install guide on our website for them? They should be at a similar angle. But to answer your question, there really isn’t a right or wrong way technically. Until you get really steep. Our guide is just that. A guide. If you mount them steeper you will probably get a little more Df but a little more drag as well.
@@ajhartmanaero I did but I overdid it by the looks of it. I went with the "more must be better" theory and instead added drag unnecessarily. I am going to relax the angle of attack and reduce some drag. I will follow your instructions to a T and they should work great! Great vids. Watch every one!! Thanks!!