Air Dam ?
Still getting to know my new to me 2011. The black air dam that seems to come loose every time I get near a curb is sending me further over the edge. Getting too old or lazy to lay on my side trying to reposition it so the question is can I remove it without causing any problems, such as cooling, rocks into the radiator and the like ????
Don G. |
You need it for air flow. Just stop sooner.
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Originally Posted by Grimesy
(Post 689467)
Still getting to know my new to me 2011. The black air dam that seems to come loose every time I get near a curb is sending me further over the edge. Getting too old or lazy to lay on my side trying to reposition it so the question is can I remove it without causing any problems, such as cooling, rocks into the radiator and the like ????
Don G. I even had that problem on my Chev Venture Van. I think it's the Who Cares Society"s fault. |
Originally Posted by ChevyMgr
(Post 689470)
You need it for air flow. Just stop sooner.
If your car was lowered, you'd better stop sooner. The air dam wouldn't be the problem, the front end paint job would! |
But if they didn't require 12" curbs (yes I exaggerate ) we would all be unsafe and kill ourselves. The government always knows best. :lol:
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Air Dam
Good answers and thanks guess I will get out the drill and a few bolts. Will call my back doc first and make sure he has an appointment available.
Don G, GO NINERS!!! |
I just got home from AdvanceAuto, yesterday somebody managed to jump the curb and run into their storefront. That curb is in the 8 inch range with wheel stops before that.
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Originally Posted by donbrew
(Post 690220)
I just got home from AdvanceAuto, yesterday somebody managed to jump the curb and run into their storefront. That curb is in the 8 inch range with wheel stops before that.
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