I would like to hear any results as this is one of my specialty. Would love to hear everyones inputs.

I'm sure the major manufacturers(or at least the ones that manufacture bodies) have this sort of thing to measure downforce, drag, etc. but i have never seen an individual person do that sort of thing

Bolink used to advertise that they wind tunnel tested their NASCAR bodies.

An outfit called "HobbyLabs" did extensive wind tunnel testing for a magazine which is no longer in print... They tested different oval bodies and tested for effects of body "rake", rear bumper area in/out, etc... Very informative, but I think their website is "gone" now...

HEY! I found their website is still around...

http://members.aol.com/hobbylabs/index.html

Scroll down to "aerodynamic basics", etc. on the home page...

They did some interesting work. I would love to chat with them. Where I work they have a 1/8 scale tunnel of there full scale tunnel at the same location. The full scale is large enought to get a Semi in the test section and the 1/8 scale version sets in the hangar that is attached to the tunnel. It is very cool but I have talked to the engineers there and they said they just dont have the equipment to measure RC with enought detail to make it worth while.

I have witnessed many test in the full scale tunnel with many different vehicals but I find these guys work very interesting. Thanks for the heads up.

Shawn

A couple of guys on tha Swouthwest tour forum know alot about aero. If you can get them to part with the info. lol But give it a try.
http://www.southwesttour.com/ovaltalk/viewtopic.php?id=3&t_id=233