How to balance aerodynamics, power, and handling on a high‑performance supercar

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Looking for a systematic approach to get the most out of a high‑performance supercar? Start with a baseline dyno run to understand current power and torque curves, then map any modifications against those numbers. Focus on suspension geometry—adjust camber, toe, and spring rates to match the car’s weight distribution and intended track. Aerodynamic balance is key; experiment with front splitter and rear diffuser angles to reduce lift without sacrificing downforce. Finally, invest in data acquisition tools to fine‑tune brake bias and steering feel. What methods have you found reliable for extracting performance while keeping the car drivable?