Is it just there to make it look aggressive and lowered? Is it because it looks good, different body kit styles. Is it to prevent scratching the bumper? It seems like having a lip would make it scratch even more cuz adding another accessory towards the bottom of the car.
Lipbetter aerodynamics and more downforce for the race track.
Lipbetter aerodynamics and more downforce for the race track.
Well let me explain by an accident about 10 years ago. The Porsche 911(996) GT1 didn't have a front lip spolier nor did the Mercedes CLR. So at the 24 Hours of Le Mans they just all of a sudden flip. Hehe
Well let me explain by an accident about 10 years ago. The Porsche 911(996) GT1 didn't have a front lip spolier nor did the Mercedes CLR. So at the 24 Hours of Le Mans they just all of a sudden flip. Hehe
Those lips, as you call them, are called 'spoilers in some circles. they are there to prevent air from concentrating in high-pressure areas under the car, Lift plus high speed can have catastrophic consequences. At normal street speeds, it's not an issue for most cars, but the body kits are there to make te car looj as though it's regularly driven fast.
Those lips, as you call them, are called 'spoilers in some circles. they are there to prevent air from concentrating in high-pressure areas under the car, Lift plus high speed can have catastrophic consequences. At normal street speeds, it's not an issue for most cars, but the body kits are there to make te car looj as though it's regularly driven fast.
