Found an Alfa in a Home Depot parking lot with a wooden wing to match the splitter on Per's LeGrand
In reply to EricM:
I did too, then re-posted, etc. Don't understand - probably the google image hosting. I can see it now.
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_QQ0HHkqj_to/SULKHqaXLiI/AAAAAAAAByM/EuPQuLmCrNc/Photo0018.jpg
That doesn't work for me either.
Either way...there's quite a few sports racers, production cars, etc that use plywood for splitters...cheap, effective, strong. I can also use the money save to get a real wing for the rear.
I've been a fan of the magazine for a while, and I do enjoy it usually, although lately I must admit I've been finding some issues hit or miss.
My chief complaint about the magazine would have to be Per Schroeder's's recent articles where he brags about his brand new Wooden Spoiler.
I mean spoilers in Grassroots Motorsports magazine can be viewed as being iffy, but acceptable considering you know, carbon fiber, aluminum, latex, and the like.
But a guy who gets rich off of our subscription money, and then rubs our faces in his brand new wooden spoiler is just not cool. His rather boring Starting Line columns where he praises his own spoiler-mking skills are nauseating, and it just seems like he's trying to make us feel that he earned this spoiler of his that he praises just as much as he praises himself.
I mean fine work for the magazine, earn some money, buy a cool spoiler! Maybe he does deserve it, it is a good magazine. But making a spoiler that clearly does not fit into the scope of the magazine a Project Car Part?? WTF is up with that??, other than an obvious tax write-off. And then go on about how a 42 cent wooden spoiler is just as good as a 570 dollar carbon fiber unit with some tweaks, is that REALLY making you square with your Grassroots readers Tim? Oh and bragging about how his the trackdays he goes to "attract some more upscale spoilers"
Sounds more than a little douchey to me.
confuZion3 wrote: I've been a fan of the magazine for a while, and I do enjoy it usually, although lately I must admit I've been finding some issues hit or miss. My chief complaint about the magazine would have to be Per Schroeder's's recent articles where he brags about his brand new Wooden Spoiler. I mean spoilers in Grassroots Motorsports magazine can be viewed as being iffy, but acceptable considering you know, carbon fiber, aluminum, latex, and the like. But a guy who gets rich off of our subscription money, and then rubs our faces in his brand new wooden spoiler is just not cool. His rather boring Starting Line columns where he praises his own spoiler-mking skills are nauseating, and it just seems like he's trying to make us feel that he earned this spoiler of his that he praises just as much as he praises himself. I mean fine work for the magazine, earn some money, buy a cool spoiler! Maybe he does deserve it, it is a good magazine. But making a spoiler that clearly does not fit into the scope of the magazine a Project Car Part?? WTF is up with that??, other than an obvious tax write-off. And then go on about how a 42 cent wooden spoiler is just as good as a 570 dollar carbon fiber unit with some tweaks, is that REALLY making you square with your Grassroots readers Tim? Oh and bragging about how his the trackdays he goes to "attract some more upscale spoilers" Sounds more than a little douchey to me.
hahahahahahahahahahaha awesome i hope everyone gets that one.
aeronca65t wrote: Five and a half hours and so far, no one has made a wood joke. Just saying.....
I think you just did...
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