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I will measure when it gets daylight. I was going to skirt the beetle right to the dirt for fun.
Front and sides.
Need to figure out a method for quick attach/detach. Love do do a long mpg ABA test.
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01-04-2017, 11:36 AM
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I'm curious on the thickness/plys of the belting. I would be looking at two 4'x4' pieces to replace my aging Coroplast rear skirts. If it ends up being too pricey including shipping, I'll probably look at going locally with aluminum diamond plate like I did fer my rear diffuser.
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This new belting I have is the thinnest at .250 All the used is .375 or greater.
I have their number and will ask if they have any 4' wide. I did not see any.
The used stuff is $1 a running foot, but it looks used. I think personally it is too heavy for large expanses of area.
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9" above grade just shades my front differential. I would not care if it showed a little bit.
This equates to a 12" tall airdam, and will certainly need some backup to keep it from flopping in the breeze. looks like a 6" strip down the sides will be close enough at 10" above grade.
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How much for 45 feet of the 6" belt material, shipped to 52405?
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I don't know if I have that much. I will roll it out and measure. I took what he had
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[QUOTE=t vago;531201]How much for 45 feet of the 6" belt material, shipped to 52405?]
$60
Send me a pm with your email we can go from there.
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Looks like it weighs about 1.8 pounds a square foot for calculations.
The heavier stuff I have is quite a bit heavier, 2.5 maybe? I only need 6' of it on my bumper.
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The bareback, as the seller calls it, was easy to cut from the fabric side with a razor knife.
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Fabric side?
Easy to cut?
The stuff I picked up from Tractor Supply the fabric is fully embeded, no front or back. It was a devil to cut, had to use an angle grinder.
I once used a heavy fabric backed rubbery material for my hovercraft skirt. The exposed fabric (on inside face) held dirt, the dirt held moisture, the moisture promoted mold and bactrial growth. After a year or two it started to rot smell like a bad vagina.
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This is nice stuff. Think of conveyor belt that has the thick rubber on only one side. I will snap a pic.
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