But I love these mud flaps!!
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http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...r/CRV/M036.jpg Front: http://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f1...r/CRV/M038.jpg I ordered these and installed them in January of 2000. They have really kept the gunk off the sides of my car.. But with today's gas prices..?.. As you can see, they have a cup-rim around their edges! What could be worse? My estimate: Each one is costing about 1/4 MPG.. So, I should see a 1 MPH improvement when these are in the re-cycle bin.?. Or, am I wrong and the flaps should actually help the cd..?. Comments please: |
fill the cup with spray foam insulation.. then make a boat tail behind them.. it will make a mudflap that helps MPG
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Is the drive mostly city or highway? If mostly city I doubt it will make that big a difference. Don't know where you are located but if it's up north you could always just use them in the winter when the weather is not so good.
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yeah i hate when my natural aero fixes fail
http://ecomodder.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1129 |
How would you like to get off the plane wonder to the parking lot to find this.
http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t...oto/carice.jpg |
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Maybe it's best I say goodbye to them.. |
they don't seem to be to aggressive... so thay're likely to be well within the tire wake.
maybe you could swap the front ones lef-rigth so they mount backwards...that seems smoother... or add some small kamback farings around it (as would be the case if they where backwards), so you get a virtual boattail... mudflaps have a good side in keeping the car clean and undamaged from rocks so if you want that aspect you might just try to optimise them....if not, loose them also when you don't strictly need them you could take them of and do some A-B testing |
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