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Originally Posted by Coyote X
I have the tools so you could come visit for a week in the summer and we can chop your car 
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If the 10 year old car didn't have just 15,000 km on it, I wonder if I'd be more willing to take you up on the offer. I could just buy another one and do it. Nah, there's NO way I'm getting another vehicle! I already have too many.

. So many projects, so little time...
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I am still considering ducting some air somehow to the back bumper to help reduce the low pressure area behind the
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Makes sense & it's an established drag reduction technique. GM's Precept PNGV car ducted its cooling air into the wake (rear engine though), and the Aptera ducts a small amount of air (interior ventilation) in its wake.