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stegger 18-04-2007 06:30 AM

Proline Performance Wing Pack
 
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Don't know if anybody ahs seen these yet.

At last, a wing pack designed to give you performance and versatility all in one. Introducing the 1:10 Performance Wing Pack by Pro-Line.
The Performance Wing Pack includes 2 high downforce wings, 1 medium downforce wing, 2 standard downforce wings, and 3 front spoilers. All are made from .030 thickness lexan.
When you’re ready to have numerous tuning capabilities all in one package, check out the all-new 1:10 Performance Wing Pack from Pro-Line.

Features
· Made from .030Lexan
· 8 wings in total
· Includes:
(2) High Downforce wings
(1) Medium Downforce wing
(2) Standard Downforce wings
(3) Front Spoilers
· Numerous tuning capabilities
· Fits most 1:10 buggies

Cooper 18-04-2007 07:46 AM

super !
that's cool, but what about the price...

mark christopher 18-04-2007 07:48 AM

$25 so expect similar in £

losixxx 18-04-2007 07:57 AM

looks good, hope they come in clear or white though, do you have a part number?

losidan 18-04-2007 08:29 PM

i just bought the team azarashi wings and now these come out.....bugger


do the front wings really make a difference?

mark christopher 18-04-2007 09:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by losixxx (Post 33898)
looks good, hope they come in clear or white though, do you have a part number?

made from lexan so would assume clear, as thier bodies

Richard Lowe 18-04-2007 10:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by losidan (Post 34035)
do the front wings really make a difference?

Certainly do, they are usually used on slippy tracks like dirt or indoors sometimes.

mole2k 18-04-2007 10:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard Lowe (Post 34070)
Certainly do, they are usually used on slippy tracks like dirt or indoors sometimes.

Would the front wings make a difference running indoors on a 19t, our hall isnt overly big so top speeds tend to be quite slow.

Richard Lowe 18-04-2007 10:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mole2k (Post 34072)
Would the front wings make a difference running indoors on a 19t, our hall isnt overly big so top speeds tend to be quite slow.

Probably, it seems to make a difference even at quite slow speeds to me.

Andrew Simpson 18-04-2007 11:45 PM

i find it makes the most difference when in the air on jumps. u know that on every jump the nose IS going to dive, so u can blip the throttle and land nicely. helps with general handling in corners too

KyoshoK 19-04-2007 03:00 AM

look good. i wonder how to fit a front wing onto a zx-5??

AndyM 19-04-2007 06:31 AM

does any1 know where to buy them from in the UK??

Andy Moore 20-04-2007 03:03 AM

Maybe Im confused, but what is new about this?:confused:

Ron Burgundy 20-04-2007 05:15 AM

Havent JConcepts been doing wings of various downforce levels from nigh on day one?

Andy Moore 20-04-2007 05:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Ron Burgundy (Post 34406)
Havent JConcepts been doing wings of various downforce levels from nigh on day one?


Well not day 1, but 3 or so years as far as the front wing. The larger sized rear wings followed suit.

losixxx 20-04-2007 06:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Andy Moore (Post 34405)
Maybe Im confused, but what is new about this?:confused:

the fact you can buy them as a set!

Col 20-04-2007 09:31 AM

Why would you want them as a set? Surely that means you're having alot of wings sat around? I've only ever used 1 wing per season...

stegger 20-04-2007 10:42 AM

Surely it's good to see what work's best for different situations.:)

Col 20-04-2007 11:13 AM

Big wings at all times - after them, little wings look gay:D ;) :D

Andy Moore 21-04-2007 01:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Col (Post 34452)
Big wings at all times - after them, little wings look gay:D ;) :D


Exactly, if you dont have a 7-incher, youre wasting your time....


:cool:


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