Eka
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- Ekaterine
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- The land between two rivers.
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- disabled
Air tabs really work.Has anyone thought that the 'wedge' might be better if it was slightly curved but not as tall?
Also, what about using air tabs? I know a lot of semi owners have raved about them saying they get about 10% more mileage when using them and they aren't toooo expensive...
We have a Urander bed cap also, and have lost some mileage (about 10%)... I don't think air tabs will help in our case, but, if I ever decide to tow something I will definitely look into getting them!
Can you carve foam? Smooth off, then cover with a few layers of fiberglass. Fair smooth and paint orange...That would be the normal fairing shape... and would require me to cut curves![]()
You can use a CAD program to make an aerodynamic shape, Then turn it into a bunch of layer profiles. Cut foam to those shapes and stack up. Smooth off and cover with fiberglass. Fair it until it is smooth and paint. An epoxy paint will bond well to the fiberglass epoxy.
This layering technique can be used to reshape your wedge. I'd make a storage compartment in the wedge. It would be good for light stuff.
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