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"Clark Friedrichs" <net> wrote:
You'll get about 80% of the maximum possible benefit by simply blocking
the gap between the seats with a piece of plastic that's as tall as the
top of the headrests. For a Deuce, attach it to the inner tubes of the
hoops. Slot the plastic, and attach it to the back side of the bar with
Velcro wraps.
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Lanny Chambers, St. Louis, USA
'94C
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- 07-16 12:25 AM #1ClarkGuest
Wind blockers
I'm looking for a wind blocker which would fit/fasten onto a Harddog Duce
roll bar.
I've seen some clear plastic type blockers that strap on the bar; the ones
I've seen were all on style bars where the bottom cross brace was used as a
mounting point. Does anyone know of such a beast that would fit my needs?
Thank you.
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Clark Friedrichs / net
- 07-16 02:45 AM #2LannyGuest
Re: Wind blockers
- 07-16 04:04 AM #3DanielGuest
Re: Wind blockers
I agree, just made one from Plexiglas using a coping saw and my dremel cut
out tool. Used velcro to attach it to the bar and rubber D channel door
seals to form a outerlip to minimize vibration agains metal bar
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