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19 Feb 2007, 09:06 (Ref:1845301) | #1 | |
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is the BF a hybrid as well??
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19 Feb 2007, 09:16 (Ref:1845306) | #2 | ||
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Plastic guards for the BF, to a homologated dimension and profile... just like VE
... the bitzer solution remains for the BA... |
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19 Feb 2007, 10:24 (Ref:1845359) | #3 | ||
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Why were FPR allowed to run the flared guard shape in years gone by, were the regulations quite loose in that area? I guess FPR and T8 have checked it out for aero and found the FPR shape doesn't increase drag before forcing it onto all Ford teams by incorporating an FPR shape flare into the new issue plastic guards?
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19 Feb 2007, 10:44 (Ref:1845383) | #4 | ||
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Unless my eyes are playing up, it appears the bonnet and nose of the BF might be an inch or two slimmer, warping on a firther incline from the A pillar to the headlight tip. The actual headlight at the bottom appears to be in the same or simlar place though, and the meeting of the guard and bonnet looks to be further inset on the BF than the BA.....
The front splitter HAS to be the same width I think, so that means the guards might be rolled in more at the top, or as I state, the nose is a little skinnier... |
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19 Feb 2007, 22:43 (Ref:1845886) | #7 | |
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I'm surprised no-one has noticed the sliver 6-spokes that DJR have on the car in the 2nd photo.
They look good i think! |
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20 Feb 2007, 14:14 (Ref:1846450) | #8 | ||
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That FPR guard situation is one I didn't notice last year, surely somebody would have spotted it, was it legal? Obviously if they were able to run it.... |
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Liberal use of the interpretation of shaping the metal. Now they all use the same cheaper to replace moulded plastic. No more arguments. |
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21 Feb 2007, 11:45 (Ref:1847205) | #10 | ||
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The BAs have been running with bulges for about teh last 3 seasons now.
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22 Feb 2007, 03:42 (Ref:1847708) | #12 | |
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Honestly, I've never noticed them before. Obviously my eyes aren't what they used to be at my age!!
How is it that the O'Brien car pictured doesn't have them and all the other BA's pictured (FPR and SBR) do? Is it permitted for BA's running in Fujitsu Series to run them? |
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22 Feb 2007, 04:31 (Ref:1847721) | #13 | ||
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it has allways been a team decision whether to flare the guards, most of the fujitsu guys dont bother and just run the standard BA guards
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