how much weight savings by removing these items?
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all the parts on your car. If you do the K04, then you might be pushing 245 hp with all your other goodies on. That should be pretty nice for a FWD TT being a few hundred pounds lighter than a quattro. Probably just a teensie bit lower in accelation than a slightly modded 225 at 265HP
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*sigh*
The only thing that piece of plastic deflects is air & water. That said, removing it is a bad idea if you ever drive @ speeds over around 40mph for aerodynamic reasons.
The only thing that piece of plastic deflects is air & water. That said, removing it is a bad idea if you ever drive @ speeds over around 40mph for aerodynamic reasons.
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The quarter mile acceleration time of a car that weighs 1400 pounds and has 120 horsepower is 13.211 seconds.
Faster than my TT! (once I get the engine back in)
The quarter mile acceleration time of a car that weighs 1400 pounds and has 120 horsepower is 13.211 seconds.
Faster than my TT! (once I get the engine back in)
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That particular piece of plastic probably has more impact on gas mileage at those speeds than downforce, but it is still an impact.