help with mpg
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help with mpg
ok here we go, we all know how the front cross member is big and bulky and hangs pretty low. specially when you add a lift. would putting a skid plate from the bumper to the bottem of the cross member help any with drag? and does anyone know of any to be bought or am i gonna have to fab one myself. i think that cross member must act like a plow and any redirect of the wind would have to help some.
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k built the skid plate and installed it, not real visable from the front but will definatly help keep the branchs out of the fan belt. specially since im running the efan instead of the stock twig cutter.
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Last edited by 06firedak; 07-14-2010 at 12:26 AM.
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i have the exact same checker plate!!!
from radiator frame to frame using the stock skid plate bolts
and stock holes in rad support....i could'nt install the plastic shroud from bumper to rad with bodylift look stoopid.
AWSOME MPG resault my MPG is equal stock truck VS.5,5 lift with agressive 33 and CAI. 400km out of 72$can
and stock holes in rad support....i could'nt install the plastic shroud from bumper to rad with bodylift look stoopid.
AWSOME MPG resault my MPG is equal stock truck VS.5,5 lift with agressive 33 and CAI. 400km out of 72$can