Under trays

[AR]

Since the car had the new kit fitted, I’ve been meaning to get a front under tray to compliment the R copied bonnet and radiator duct. Same aerodynamic concept as used on the NA2 NSX-R and many other sport cars before and since. As my car has the Route KS ZAZ NSX-R GT front bumper, there are not readily available under trays for it. It was thus that I found myself phoning a metal supplier to locate a 4’ X 8’ sheet of aluminium and reading as much as I could about aerodynamics and how other NSX users had approach the problem.
I made two under trays, one for the front bumper area and one for under the battery area. The front under tray is attached using the OEM 8mm clips system and the M10 bolts. I did not add flaps to the area in front of the front tyres as it has been proven that they can actually cause lift. The under battery area tray is attached with M10 bolts. I also added fins to the sides on the rear tray.
I am happy to report that at motorway speeds the car is sucked to the ground. I plan in the future to add a rear undertray and diffuser.

Partial view of the front under tray

http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m171/AR94NSX-R/NSX-GT/24012009207.jpg

View of one side of the under tray
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m171/AR94NSX-R/NSX-GT/24012009210.jpg

Battery under tray and fins ( they are straight, is just the angle )
http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m171/AR94NSX-R/NSX-GT/24012009206.jpg

Cheers,

AR

[amo]

mmmmmmmm lookin good mate
cant wait to see it

thx amo

[TheSebringOne]

Looks good & practicle Ary! I think you are taking the Sebring-ish colour look to a new level with silver under the car too! Keep up the good work & colour appreciation. :)

[AR]

Cheers lads for the comments. Just discovered that Aluminium and 7 feet drops to the bottom of the garage pit don't combine well. I was almost finished with the rear diffuser , after 4.5 hours of working on it. All I had to do was fit it with four bolts,when it slipped my hands and fell, it happened to wack itself at the precise angle to get mangled up beyond any repairable solution.

[SILVER BULLET]

Cheers lads for the comments. Just discovered that Aluminium and 7 feet drops to the bottom of the garage pit don't combine well. I was almost finished with the rear diffuser , after 4.5 hours of working on it. All I had to do was fit it with four bolts,when it slipped my hands and fell, it happened to wack itself at the precise angle to get mangled up beyond any repairable solution.

Ary,
Gutted for you,that is terrible luck, the photos look great I can't wait to see the finished article.The aluminium supplier will think its Christmas :laugh:.
Cheers,
Ian