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sloefspeed
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posted on 19-6-2008 at 12:48
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yes,why do front wheel arches have to be used?
It was in these rules from the very first publication, my educated guess is because otherwise there would be quite some "lowrider-style" F430's at
the start, with almost half of the frontwheel height hidden inside the front fenders... Whatever, if it is the same for everyone, it shouldn't be
too much of a problem...
VBR
Raymond
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slotmad
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posted on 19-6-2008 at 14:39
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Dear Raymond,
There are to my opinion two way's to control the height of the car. The wheel dia and ground clearance (of the body), if you combine them. As you
suggested that the body will be placed so low over the front wheels that you can see them half, is not reality in case of the F430. The body will be
on the floor.
As I see myself as modelcar racer, I do not like to race with cars that resemble more of the road cars or tractors than FIA GT race cars.
greetz,
Henri
Slotmad
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