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Designing FT-1 inspired wing- Looking to see if there is demand as well as suggestions for improvement
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i dont yet have a supra…
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That’s why I sourced the trunk — validated fitment without needing a full car.
And for anyone willing to be the guinea pig, it mounts in the same bolt locations as the Verus wing. No redrilling.
The trunk I sourced had a wing on prior to purchase but was removed. I had the hole location already done.
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I should lol then id have somewhere to put the wing
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Hey everyone,
Just a quick update on the wing project.
Between full-time work and everything else life has thrown my way, I haven’t been able to dedicate the time this project truly deserves. What started as a simple idea became a much larger engineering, manufacturing, and business undertaking than I anticipated, so for now I’m putting it on pause. Im just one person and usually something like this takes a team to bring to life.
I don’t know if or when I’ll come back to it, but I want to sincerely thank everyone who followed along, offered feedback, and supported the project. The experience taught me a tremendous amount about aerodynamics, composites, and product development, and that knowledge won’t go to waste.
If I ever decide to continue, you’ll hear about it here first.
Thanks for coming along for the ride.
Just a quick update on the wing project.
Between full-time work and everything else life has thrown my way, I haven’t been able to dedicate the time this project truly deserves. What started as a simple idea became a much larger engineering, manufacturing, and business undertaking than I anticipated, so for now I’m putting it on pause. Im just one person and usually something like this takes a team to bring to life.
I don’t know if or when I’ll come back to it, but I want to sincerely thank everyone who followed along, offered feedback, and supported the project. The experience taught me a tremendous amount about aerodynamics, composites, and product development, and that knowledge won’t go to waste.
If I ever decide to continue, you’ll hear about it here first.
Thanks for coming along for the ride.
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