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Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z Interesting question; I hope some one can come up with an authoritative answer. Since the raison d'etre of NACA ducts is to minimize disturbances in the

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Old 02-17-2014, 07:42 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Interesting question; I hope some one can come up with an authoritative answer.

Since the raison d'etre of NACA ducts is to minimize disturbances in the air flow, my guess is that they won't make much difference. But "minimize" is a rather vague term, so maybe they will make a difference at track speeds. Guessing again, if they do make a difference, it seems the added resistance at the sloped front surface would create some down force. But I'm no aerodynamics engineer. I'm just here to see if my guesses are right.
Thanks for sharing ... not sure if I even have a guess one way or the other, and like you, am no aerodynamics engineer. Just curious.
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