Using ride height sensors to assess aerodynamics

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Using ride height sensors to assess aerodynamics

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06-20-2025, 04:41 AM

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Great idea! I hope you are able to implement it.
It would be really interesting as I took my 986 to a track day and noticed the front getting light above 100.
I wonder what steps the Spec Boxsters take or if any modifications are allowed to alleviate it.

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