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Originally Posted by jimby
trying to keep all the air from geting under the front of a car will not create a vacuum but will create turbulent air at a higher pressure than the top of the car and would cause lift
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This is, I think, not correct because an earlier formule 1 team had mounted flaps under there cars for (out my head) 1 year and they were much quicker only because of that. And because of the air that speeds up over the top of the car and got down at the back.. sucked the underside of the car vacuum.
At the end of that year it was immideately forbitten.
Wiebrand (p.s. flattening and flaps are also things I want to do in the future to the underside of my car)