flat floor
My question is when I run all my new floor bracing and cage supports and framerails I was thinking of laying the new floor from under the car so the dupports would all be on the inside and give me a flat underside......do you guys think this would give any gains or faults?
Flat floor should make the car more slippy but you have to allow the hot air out the engine bay. Ventted hood & cut out behind front wheels can be used to help evacuate the hot air. This in itself can help the aerodynamics of the car and also help suck air through the engine bay if done correctly....
Chris.
If you look at race cars they all tend to run the hood vents far forward. They do often run vents form the rad to the hood. as said this really helps with airflow over the car. You could also use a front spliter to help feed cool air to the rad! both the top side and the bottom side could be used to pull more air into the rad.
I guess you need to understand the ccooling requirements. If you can get away with little tyo no air entering the front themn you might as well do that! you only want to duct or move the air that you really need to. Whats the use of the car (guessing drag race)?
chris.
I figured is ask this here and now because at the moment the car has no floor in it from just below the firewall to the back bumper. I back halfed and rubbed the GTO with a Ford 9" solid axle, 4.56 gears and 4 link, and am finishing the installation of my NHRA legal 10 point cage.
3 speed manual, 12.5:1 pump gas 408 stroker, 255/263 .624/.624 115 lsa cam.
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