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regor · 05-29-2008, 09:08 PM

I wish I had the time for this, but I don't. It seems like now is the time for someone to make someone money off designing and making areodynamic fittings for vehicles. Take the honda civic. Some one could probably mass produce coverings for the wheel wells to improve the areodymanics, and hence better fuel economy. They could be snapped in.

Just a thought.

05-29-2008, 09:08 PM	#1 (permalink)
regor Here, there, everywhere Join Date: May 2008 Location: San Diego County Posts: 52 regor's civic - '08 civic lx 90 day: 39.95 mpg (US) Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Money in aerodynamics for cars? I wish I had the time for this, but I don't. It seems like now is the time for someone to make someone money off designing and making areodynamic fittings for vehicles. Take the honda civic. Some one could probably mass produce coverings for the wheel wells to improve the areodymanics, and hence better fuel economy. They could be snapped in. Just a thought. (Support Ecomodder.com & get rid of these annoying ads!) __________________ I drive- 08 Honda Civic LX sedan, auto 01 Chevy Silverado truck 99 Ford Contour sedan (Well, that's the wife's). And a 1907 Baldwin Steam Locomotive (Really) I tend to convert to Mobil-1 around the 8K mark I'm also a believer in "Tufoil"-been adding that in my vehicles for 20+ years (And yes, I'm experimented with Duralube, Slick50, Prolong and zmax, and what did I find? No improvement in MPG. I keep on coming back to Tufoil).