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Glassfibre rear wing

 
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Lehto
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PostPosted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 8:36 pm    Post subject: Glassfibre rear wing Reply with quote

Today I got a little donation from one SD1 fellow who bought a glassfibre rear wing from rimmers but it doesnt fit well. The glassfibre is really crappily cut to shape therefore the sides have horrible holes and the rear is totally unsmooth. Does anyone have experience with these wings? Do I just have to take on the job of glassfibering the wing to correct shape?

Otherwise its damn light compare to a stock wing... like 1/5 weight of original wing. Also the surface is straight and isnt bumpy, jumpy and warped like the stock ones are like 95% of the time.

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