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Is it possible to have a cut-out/slit inside the exhaust shield that directs the flow under as well as above the floor.
I'm pretty sure it would be legal as openings are allowed on the outer 5cm's of the floor.
that metal piece is the exhaust. having a hole before the opening we see can be interpreted as having more that two exhaust exits. so i dont think they would go down that route.Hush wrote: Is it possible to have a cut-out/slit inside the exhaust shield that directs the flow under as well as above the floor.
I'm pretty sure it would be legal as openings are allowed on the outer 5cm's of the floor.
If the metal piece is the exhaust then I would assume it exits under the floor as well because the lower section (metal piece) of the exhaust is not evident in that pic. Notice where the metal piece starts on the left exit, it's very perpendicular to the floor.Crabbia wrote: that metal piece is the exhaust. having a hole before the opening we see can be interpreted as having more that two exhaust exits. so i dont think they would go down that route.
the way i see it is they are using the exhaust flow to 'seal in' the flow around the sides of the diffuser and floor.
Yes, those are the pics from Melbourne.raymondu999 wrote:Is that from Melbourne? So they're bringing old AND new FWs?
They'll bring both specs, it's standard practice, teams do it all the time. People just get too dramatic these days.mith wrote:I don't think that's the case. They've had enough time to manufacture spares. I think difference between both wings might be very slight and specific to circuit or driver linkings.
I see what you mean, the metal is only on the top and sides of the exhaust tip. And the sides are parallel to the plane of the opening. So it's just the bottom that's missing. It takes me a while some times. But i still feel there is no slit. Personal feeling, can't confirm it from the pic,like you mentioned the resolution isn't high enough to make a definite ascertation.Hush wrote: If the metal piece is the exhaust then I would assume it exits under the floor as well because the lower section (metal piece) of the exhaust is not evident in that pic. Notice where the metal piece starts on the left exit, it's very perpendicular to the floor.
Anyway, the pic lacks the necessary definition to say with any kind of certainty.