Carbon Flat Underbody Panel - R35 GTR

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    OVERVIEW

    The R35 Nissan GT-R has a great cD (Coefficient of Drag) from the factory, but we saw one area we could improve upon. The tunnel area of the R35 is left wide open; and by covering this large area, we are able to further reduce the drag generated by the vehicle's underbody. In some cases where the vehicle is raked, we were able to realize an increase in downforce.

    Using ANSYS Adjoint solver and CFD, we were able to reduce the cD by 10 points, or 0.010.  The tunnel area of a vehicle is a source of increased drag; by covering this with a purposefully sculpted piece of carbon, we can reduce the drag of the vehicle.

    These units are produced from pre-preg carbon fiber off of a machined billet mold. No expense was spared in the production of these tunnel covers.  Included in the cover are a low drag evacuation duct for heat evacuation, and two low drag NACA ducts to aid in cooling the transmission.

    WHAT IS INCLUDED

    • Carbon Fiber Underbody Panel

    • Hardware Kit, Includes All Hardware Necessary for Install

    PART NUMBER

    A0112A

    INSTALL AND DATA


    INSTALL VIDEO

     

     

    FEATURES

    Reduction in Drag by 0.010, or Ten Points

    100% Carbon Fiber Construction

    Optimized Design for Extracting Maximum Performance Gain

    NACA Ducts and Evacuation Vents for Cooling

     

     

    SPECIFICATIONS

    1.6mm Pre-preg 2x2 Twill Carbon Used Throughout

    Matte Clear

    Simple Install

    Stainless Steel Hardware Throughout

     

     

    FITMENT

    OEM Mid-Pipe

    DOES NOT FIT

    Boost Logic Quadzilla Mid-Pipe

     

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