01-26-2008, 12:02 PM
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Ah! Neat.
Comments: I have read that it generally does not pay to increase frontal area just in order to achieve the ideal shape. (Although I read that in the context of roof design.)
I mention that because it looks like the leading edge of the skirt would have more of a gap between it and the tire/wheel than the trailing edge. Just minimizing the gap, and keeping transitions as smooth as possible with that constraint, might be the best approach.
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