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Brian wrote:Hope to get the new diffuser to a highspeed track later this month...Willow Springs.

By the way, new MX5 spoiler and splitters are up in the website store!!

http://www.good-win-racing.com/Mazda-Pe ... -0594.html

http://www.good-win-racing.com/Mazda-Pe ... -0595.html

I don't think we had even discussed the front splitter... Made for the factory nose (not MazdaSpeed noses).

Are there any more pictures of this splitter? I'm trying to decide between this one and the Garage Vary lip... I'd rather go with Goodwin... but I need to see some good photos of it first.

All the shots we have are in this forum.

Brian wrote:All the shots we have are in this forum.

So what your saying is, your not interested in promoting your product by providing decent photos? I want to buy your product and promote your business but your not making it an easy choice for me...

Not saying that at all....

I am saying the obvious....which is I don't have a customer standing here TODAY asking for one to be installed so we can take additional pictures. Both my own NCs are so customized that these won't fit.

I do recall that another customer posted some pics in miata.net and a few searches might find additional shots there.

More FLAT BOTTOM. This is NC LIGHT with new flat bottom. We didn't fully close the bottom on our Cosworth Supercharged MX5 because of concerns over exhaust heat.

But NC LIGHT has a side exhaust...so we are going fully sealed bottom! Notice the NACA ducts to throw air on the trans and diff...which we vent at the rear.

Complete...and track ready!

Brian.

Why retain the bumper pieces behind the rear wheel? May as well open that area to release all the turbulence.

Yep, had the same thought. But I only have the heart to cut so much at once! But cutting will continue...

Brian, it looks GREAT. However, didn't your momma teach you to share?

-George

Brian share more than enough by almost giving out the blue print of the design. Problem is the people on the receiving end not capable to benefit from what he has shared. Those who involved in this kind of project (sadly but probably only Brian’s group and myself) know there isn’t much to share when we are still in the process of creating and pioneering something never exist before.