Posted by Davoud on June 10, 2010, 3:32 am
Neo:
> The value of the front air dam under a car bumper is that it lower
> wind resistance at high speed ( >40 mph)
> [and they look super cool ]
If you think that air dams look "super cool," you can't possibly be old
enough to drive a car. Cool is here, and it ain't got no stinkin' air
dam
<http://www.bangshift.com/gallery/World-Class-426-Hemi-Powered-32-Ford-R
oadster-gallery.html>.
> The limitation of a front air dam under a car bumper is that it
> reduces the road clearance and is suspectible to damage on irregular
> road surfaces ( e.g. pot holes).
Bzzzzzzt! It's high curbs. Most of us don't drive all that much in
Pennsylvania for potholes to be a factor.
Davoud
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Posted by greenpjs on June 10, 2010, 2:17 pm
>Bzzzzzzt! It's high curbs. Most of us don't drive all that much in
>Pennsylvania for potholes to be a factor.
>Davoud
From my experience, they mostly strike high parking space curbs.
Regardless, I have never had to replace one. What is the OP doing to
completely destroy it so often?
Posted by Davoud on June 10, 2010, 2:25 pm
Davoud:
> >Bzzzzzzt! It's high curbs. Most of us don't drive all that much in
> >Pennsylvania for potholes to be a factor.
greenpjs:
> From my experience, they mostly strike high parking space curbs.
Zackly.
> Regardless, I have never had to replace one
Ditto.
> What is the OP doing to completely destroy it so often?
One could only speculate. Being a careless parker would be my first
stab at it.
Davoud
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you will say in your entire life.
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Posted by Peter Granzeau on June 10, 2010, 8:28 pm
On Thu, 10 Jun 2010 10:17:35 -0400, greenpjs@neo.rr.com wrote:
>>
>>Bzzzzzzt! It's high curbs. Most of us don't drive all that much in
>>Pennsylvania for potholes to be a factor.
>>
>>Davoud
>From my experience, they mostly strike high parking space curbs.
>Regardless, I have never had to replace one. What is the OP doing to
>completely destroy it so often?
The OP (that's me) parks in designated "Handicapped" spaces, which
usually have one of those small(ish) curbs to keep one from knocking
down the "Handicapped" sign. he one that got me this time had a bolt
sticking about 2" higher than the curb itself, intended to keep the curb
in place, but it got me in the air dam and tore it off.
Posted by News on June 10, 2010, 9:12 pm
Peter Granzeau wrote:
> On Thu, 10 Jun 2010 10:17:35 -0400, greenpjs@neo.rr.com wrote:
>
>>
>>> Bzzzzzzt! It's high curbs. Most of us don't drive all that much in
>>> Pennsylvania for potholes to be a factor.
>>>
>>> Davoud
>>From my experience, they mostly strike high parking space curbs.
>> Regardless, I have never had to replace one. What is the OP doing to
>> completely destroy it so often?
>
> The OP (that's me) parks in designated "Handicapped" spaces, which
> usually have one of those small(ish) curbs to keep one from knocking
> down the "Handicapped" sign. he one that got me this time had a bolt
> sticking about 2" higher than the curb itself, intended to keep the curb
> in place, but it got me in the air dam and tore it off.
With respect, have you had your eyesight checked lately?
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> wind resistance at high speed ( >40 mph)
> [and they look super cool ]