Txclyde1
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- 2015 GT350#43
Coming from a guy who used to drive a convertible.
Interesting post and I can honestly say after owning my 2020 GT500 and never installed it for close to a year. I have hit some big speeds in my GT500 and noticed when I put the Gurney Flap on it was an eye opener. The back end in straight line high speeds starts dancing around. No lie it’s freaky and can definitely tell she’s not as fast being that down force on the back really catches a lot of air. Which in turn is more resistance for her and yes tracking her on curve after curve is what it’s designed for. But open road straight line not so much and if you look at the design of the different spoilers think about that as well. The Tack Package Carbon Fiber set up on the GT500 rear wing is nothing close to any other production Mustang. If your roll racing anyone, that gurney flap is not helping. And should I be wrong, than why did the guy who purchased my GT500 take it off when I know for a fact he tracked her on a big track? Looks cool but I am not putting mine back on after I bought mine back which is a whole other story and here’s the video of me buying her back. And he also removed my JLT air intake as well and put the air box back to stock. Some say the closed factory box helps keep a lot of heat out of the air box. Which in turn keeps the air cooler being fed into the motor.
Coming from a guy who used to drive a convertible.
Couple of comments.The use on the GF does affect gas mileage , and it also helps the downforce . I spent two days each at Road Atlanta and Hallett driving HP Mach1 and GT500 HP and CFTP cars .At Road Atlanta I was consistently running in the 170’s in both GT500’s and in the 160’s in the HP Mack1’s. The GT500’s we’re both very stable with one exception.Don’t forget to remove the rain pan under the hood vents , as on the track at high speeds the front end does get a little light if you don’t.The downforce at Hallett is not as apparent as the speeds were not nearly as high.To sum up the GF on both HP cars really don’t do that much on the street but at a big high speed track they are an asset. On more thing I know of two that were stolen. Keep that in mind!!Interesting post and I can honestly say after owning my 2020 GT500 and never installed it for close to a year. I have hit some big speeds in my GT500 and noticed when I put the Gurney Flap on it was an eye opener. The back end in straight line high speeds starts dancing around. No lie it’s freaky and can definitely tell she’s not as fast being that down force on the back really catches a lot of air. Which in turn is more resistance for her and yes tracking her on curve after curve is what it’s designed for. But open road straight line not so much and if you look at the design of the different spoilers think about that as well. The Tack Package Carbon Fiber set up on the GT500 rear wing is nothing close to any other production Mustang. If your roll racing anyone, that gurney flap is not helping. And should I be wrong, than why did the guy who purchased my GT500 take it off when I know for a fact he tracked her on a big track? Looks cool but I am not putting mine back on after I bought mine back which is a whole other story and here’s the video of me buying her back. And he also removed my JLT air intake as well and put the air box back to stock. Some say the closed factory box helps keep a lot of heat out of the air box. Which in turn keeps the air cooler being fed into the motor.
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