What would you rather have on you're Integra? An Aluminum wing or the huge IT-R "arc" wing?

 

Just my opinion, but I would never put an aluminum wing on a Type-R.

 

same here... appreciate what you have already. It gets the job done.. (downforce) so just leave it.

tj

 

I wonder why the realtime R's don't have the stock wing?

 

full race-aluminum street-stock itr

 

ok i rephrase then.... I prefer the stock wing because I am mostly on the street therefore I don't need the aluminum wing. especially since my car is stock. Realtime has years of building and tuning to make their cars what they are at the track. With out R & D you will never know what is best. Therefore stock is good enough for a average enthusiast. Just MY opinion.

 

Realtime among most other touring car teams that race in the Speedvision WC run the HP Motorsports wing. The only aftermarket wing that is approved for this series. It is a Functional Race Wing.

 

how much downforce does the Realtime R wing produce????
TIA

 

I don't have any figures for you. Read this post ... this has some good info regarding downforce.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=91183

 

I'm gonna get me a wing off of one of those Superbirds...

 

Im using C-west adjustable GT wing...works well for me!....

 

Realtime used to use the stock wing! Then all of the cars in the series changed to that same ugly aluminum thing a couple years ago...

Jim

 

Really?? Interesting...

 

Yep, Here's a random pic of it I just searched for on the web:
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homep...sh/pierre3.jpg

 

All aluminum wings look like *** on any street car...period. When did this become popular and why? It does nothing for you (except lower you gas mileage) and looks terrible.

 

I wouldn't put any other wing other than a stock one on my R. If anything, I would remove it, but I probably wouldn't do that either