Updating 'Berg' style. Group 2 / 4 arch aero cutaways.

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  1. sparrow Paid Member Paid Member

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    Flipping iKids!!!

    Track Driver. Just found out only the last two issues can be read, and I've thrown all the mags away believing I could just refer to the app. Older editions will appear as paid for back copies! [:x]
     
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    The spoiler is totally required. When I tested cars at MIRA the gains in downforce for sprint cars were dependant of getting the tyres pushed down and the gap between floor and tarmac as thin as possible.

    The diffuser is probably overkill but a flat floor with NACA duct would be practical.

    I based the spoiler on a variation from the 90's. Classic F2 kit car design like the Escort Maxi Mk6 or something like the Delta/Seat Ibiza kit spoiler would work better.
     
  3. A.N. Other Banned after significant club disruption Dec 5th 2

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    Not technically comtemporary, but a couple more for discrete inspiration:

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  4. lewp91 Forum Member

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    would it not be similar to modify some berg arches by cutting many slits in the backs? (then using mesh for taste/stones etc)
     
  5. A.N. Other Banned after significant club disruption Dec 5th 2

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    It would be, and obviously it's been done extensively - but my thinking behind the thread was contemporary design:

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  6. lewp91 Forum Member

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    kinda missed the point didnt i haha :p

    i do like the look of the at wrc polo though..

    and at first when i saw it for the first time i did doubt the arches.. they have grown on me though!
     
  7. A.N. Other Banned after significant club disruption Dec 5th 2

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    Scirocco GT24 rear spoiler added:

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  8. sparrow Paid Member Paid Member

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    Much better than the other wing. I quite like that. :thumbup:
     
  9. A.N. Other Banned after significant club disruption Dec 5th 2

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    And one more, with the uber-aero arches & GT24 spoiler:

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    a few mk1's in eschdorf had fully flat floors this year that sat lower than the sills and made out of aluminium and very low, there was none of this last year on them, or not like this anyway
    rear spoilers is the norm on these cars aswell and chatted about them to try and find info
    i'v checked memory cards and no pics of these floors which is a shame (sure i took some)
     
  11. A.N. Other Banned after significant club disruption Dec 5th 2

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    Yep, I was thinking the next job with the images is to made the skirts deeper :thumbup:
     
  12. A.N. Other Banned after significant club disruption Dec 5th 2

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    I've duplicated / lowered the sills, but lack the skillz to drop straight feature lines on them:

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  13. retrowhore Forum Member

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    Something more extreme Sir? ;)

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    draw the lines inline with the rear n then drag them in place?
     
  15. A.N. Other Banned after significant club disruption Dec 5th 2

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    @ retrowhore - moar!!

    @ lewp91 - I can't draw straight lines with the pencil & a mouse [:s]
     
  16. retrowhore Forum Member

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    Wish I knew how to use this 3d stuff. I have the perception, just not the software skills for it.

    In my mind a modern interpretation would be very radical. Kind of a cross between the Berg Cup/Pikes Peak Mk2/Mickey's IMSA car and 80's Thundersaloons.

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    I have never seen a Golf Thundersaloon and think a combination of Golf, Berg thinking and IMSA/Thunder arches would make for something pretty special.

    Think the Mampe Capri, Zakspeed Escort Mk2 and apply that to a Golf - but with influences from series cars like the Rallye.

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    Kind of this, but in an earlier shell with more racetrack thinking:

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    VW missed a trick in my eyes.
     
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  18. lewp91 Forum Member

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    are you on photoshop chris? are you using the "line" tool :p

    use shift when drawing them to draw dead straight at horizontally, vertically or diagonally ;)
    (sorry if im telling you things you already know)
     
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    My 2p to this page...hehe

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  20. murph81 Forum Member

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    The kit on Ralf Krolls Mk1 would lend itself very well to being modified in such a way imho.

    Anyone have any info on that kit btw?
     

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