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Old 08-17-2011, 08:12 PM   #176 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by t vago View Post
Just be glad it wasn't the entire aerocap that lifted off. I still remember my version 1 doing that last October. It made for a rather interesting sight in my rear view mirror.
No way my aero cap is coming off (unless I want it to come off)...I've got that puppy bolted down with some serious metal brackets through the bed.

It would only take me about 10 minutes to remove the aero cap...

After doing more research on that VHB tape...I think it will be a start fer the next ducktail version. Wonder if I should go with a rubberized material (same as the bumper covers) or some sheet metal...
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