i was just wondering what these things are called....bumper fins i sappose?

had these junk laying around for some time now how much should i sell'em for?

 

not gonna worth much more than 30 bucks I say. I have a pair of those too, but I am not sure about drilling a couple holes on my bumper.

 

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had these junk laying around for some time now how much should i sell'em for?

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Looks like the weaves aren't even great either.
Not to be mean though, just pointing it out.

 

personally, these are one of the worst things you could do to your car.... i like my r stock... but a friend gave'em to me...so i thought i could make a couple bucks off it

 

you mean Canards? i have a set on my bumper...but not the same kind but the CWest brand...

 

How much you want for them?

 

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Right...those are called Canards. I think you can get a pair on A&J racing for something like $250.00. But the ones they sell are longer and have a lip to help keep air from slipping off the surface area.

They are used to help keep the front end of the car down, but I see little use on a daily driven car.

 

They are canards,

and while they may look cool as hell, on applications that arent geared towards full track racing, and even so, on applications that arent geared to be flying down the track so fast that they stand to lift off and sail for the heavens, they are only going to create more violent currents of airflow around the car and slow it down--

--generally speaking they have to be used in conjunction with a complimentary aero kit that will ground the car

 

They are used to break up the air on the sides of car to avoid the low pressure air from escaping from under the car, obviously when used correctly with a full aero system.

 

i have some kevlar ones on my EG. we used to make them at memoryfab. however due to the lack of sales we pulled them.