Front nappy, is it really required?

Started by JB21, October 6, 2020, 16:34

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JB21

October 6, 2020, 16:34
Lost my front nappy in the recent crash at three sisters and begrudge paying £50 for a used piece of plastic that cant be seen.

Car is only used to commute to and from track and I don't do any wet road driving unless commuting to track.

Does the front nappy add any benefits apart from weather protection?

How may of you run without?

1979scotte

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October 6, 2020, 19:20
Totally ok not to run one IMHO.
Maybe just give it a clean after each  track day.

Unless anybody thinks its needed aerodynamically for a track day.
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thetyrant

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October 7, 2020, 10:07
I would expect it to help smooth the air flow under car quite a bit but not sure how much difference you would notice in the real world, certainly cant seen an reason not to try it and see if it "feels" any different :)
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JB21

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October 7, 2020, 13:55
Quote from: thetyrant on October  7, 2020, 10:07I would expect it to help smooth the air flow under car quite a bit but not sure how much difference you would notice in the real world, certainly cant seen an reason not to try it and see if it "feels" any different :)

I'm at Blyton next Saturday so will see how it feels.
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