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September 12, 2016, 16:16 IST
Redesigning the GT-R’s side skirts helps prevent air flow from being drawn underneath the vehicle, allowing for more consistent downforce and grip.
The area around the C-pillar has been refined to reduce turbulence, and to help accelerate air flow toward the rear of the body.
Redesigning the GT-R’s side skirts helps prevent air flow from being drawn underneath the vehicle, allowing for more consistent downforce and grip.
The area around the C-pillar has been refined to reduce turbulence, and to help accelerate air flow toward the rear of the body.
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