Time for a diffuser. I read a bunch of articles on diffuser theory and opinions vary about angles and specific designs for sedans like my MGB-GT. I decided to be agressive with the angles because the speeds involved are low and the length is limited to 25" by SCCA Solo rules.
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| I taped some poster board together and used it to form a template to transfer onto to sheet aluminum. Once I had the right lenth and widths figured out, I taped it to the underside of the car to make sure everything cleared. | 
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| This is a side plate after it has been cut and the tabs bent. | 
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| Here it is riveted to the one side of the diffuser. | 
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| Both sides riveted on | 
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| Here it is test fit on the car, the coffee can is holding up the front. | 
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| For the 3 center strakes, I cut slits in the diffuser and pushed the tabs through and bent them on the opposite side. That way the rivets and tabs will not disturb the airflow. | 
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| The diffuser is complete, now I have to fix it in place with quick release pins so I can remove it for loading and unloading on the trailer. 
 
|  |  | Here it is finally mounted. I moved it forward a few inches because it looks better. |  
 
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| The quick release pins so I can take it off for loading/unloading. | 
 
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