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Originally Posted by MetroMPG
I received a PM asking about the air dam:
Some photos... pardon the road salt mess. (MAN, that's a lot of road salt mess! No wonder our cars fall apart after 2 years in southern Ontario winters.)
I put the airdam on "loop side" up, and screwed through the loop into the extreme upper portion of the small factory rubber air dam. Probably more than every 4".
3.5" of clearance. It scrapes regularly on dips & driveways, but I haven't "hit" anything with it yet.
Screws... clearly not stainless...
To keep the lawn edging from being pushed back by air pressure, I braced it using short sections of lawn edging. There's enough give in them that if the air dam hit something, they would slide down as the airdam came backward.
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Thank you for showing your work! That bracing in the center is ingenious. Self correcting, if you will. Awesome.
Thank you again!!!