Next-gen 911 GT3 secrets revealed! Race car aero and more variants
By Andy Enright, 20 Aug 2020 News
https://www.whichcar.com.au/news/202...crets-revealed
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WHY A SWAN NECK?
Ever wondered why aircraft sling the engines under the wing instead of on top? That’s because on a plane, the top side of the wing is the important part, speeding the air, creating low pressure and thus lift. That area needs to be uninterrupted. Think of a racing car wing as an inverted aircraft wing and you begin to wonder why it took so long for items with unencumbered undersides to appear.
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Swan neck,
check.
Squiggle in rear diffuser -
odd.