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Sven7 · 10-23-2012, 05:30 PM

Compare that to the old air dam and you can see the new one's much farther forward- a big improvement since less air is being forced under the "dirty" underside of the car.

Anal Probe, Side by Tyler Linner, on Flickr

Leo Approved

Leo Approved! by Tyler Linner, on Flickr

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Sorry arcosine that I didn't get a chance to film it once more, but it didn't seem to be doing many favors. I'll try to get some tuft testing done before the snow flies.

I guess these new mods go to show that while you can go your own way with coroplast dams and TRD-inspired flares it all comes back to the tried and true. Thanks everyone for your inspiration, most recently HydroJim's flush wheel well gap fillers.

10-23-2012, 05:30 PM	#633 (permalink)
Sven7 Master EcoModder Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Warren, MI Posts: 2,456 Boo Radley - '65 Ford F100 90 day: 13.28 mpg (US) Thanks: 782 Thanked 668 Times in 410 Posts	Compare that to the old air dam and you can see the new one's much farther forward- a big improvement since less air is being forced under the "dirty" underside of the car. Anal Probe, Side by Tyler Linner, on Flickr Leo Approved Leo Approved! by Tyler Linner, on Flickr ====== Sorry arcosine that I didn't get a chance to film it once more, but it didn't seem to be doing many favors. I'll try to get some tuft testing done before the snow flies. I guess these new mods go to show that while you can go your own way with coroplast dams and TRD-inspired flares it all comes back to the tried and true. Thanks everyone for your inspiration, most recently HydroJim's flush wheel well gap fillers. __________________ He gave me a dollar. A blood-soaked dollar. I cannot get the spot out but it's okay; It still works in the store Last edited by Sven7; 10-23-2012 at 05:42 PM..