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Thursday, July 23, 2009
Body adjustment involves adding or modifying spoilers and a body kit. Sometimes this is done to improve the aerodynamic performance of a vehicle, as in the case of some wings or bumper canards, or to lighten the vehicle through the replacement of components, such as bells and mirrors with components manufactured from compounds such as lighter CRFP. Speeds and cornering adhesion can be improved through the generation of aerodynamic load.
Most often however, these changes are mainly to improve the appearance of a vehicle, such as non-functioning scoops, spoilers, wide arches or any aesthetic modification, which offers no benefit to performance. Very rarely an after market spoiler or body kit improve performance, the majority add weight and increase the coefficient of drag of the vehicle and thus reduce its overall performance.
Increasing the wheel gauge through separators and car body kits enhance the capacity of the curves. Lowering the center of gravity is another objective of keeping the body through the suspension treated with modifications.
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