Towing and Air Deflectors/Wings
Towing and Air Deflectors/Wings
Anyone have experience using an air deflector/wing when towing?
I was considering adding one to the cap to help "push" air over the trailers nose. The manufacturers "claim" 10-20% better fuel economy and I'd like to know real world experience from those that use them.
http://www.wingmaster.com/home.php
I was considering adding one to the cap to help "push" air over the trailers nose. The manufacturers "claim" 10-20% better fuel economy and I'd like to know real world experience from those that use them.
http://www.wingmaster.com/home.php
When we all where using gassers to pull our fivers, guys with the wing picked up about 3 miles per gallon which was just about doubling their miles per gallon. I didn't have one, I couldn't have gotten into my garage, I was a one man show back then.
yepper they work,,,,,,,,,,,
yepper they work,,,,,,,,,,,
Anyone have experience using an air deflector/wing when towing?
I was considering adding one to the cap to help "push" air over the trailers nose. The manufacturers "claim" 10-20% better fuel economy and I'd like to know real world experience from those that use them.
http://www.wingmaster.com/home.php
I was considering adding one to the cap to help "push" air over the trailers nose. The manufacturers "claim" 10-20% better fuel economy and I'd like to know real world experience from those that use them.
http://www.wingmaster.com/home.php
I have one that I bought off of ebay, nice unit, but to be honest the only difference that I have found is that I get less bugs on my 5er. I dont think I noticed any extra fuel mileage.
Kevin
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