A fix for cabin turbulence.
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From: Glendale/Burbank/LA
Originally posted by mingster
i actually tried making them, but it didn't fit very well and it loses its effects at 45MPH+. The best thing to do is to have this and Rick's headrest.
i actually tried making them, but it didn't fit very well and it loses its effects at 45MPH+. The best thing to do is to have this and Rick's headrest.
I have Rick's fullsized aeroscreen and would like to hear what you think of the rollhoop/aeroscreen combo when you get that all set up.
Thanks again xviper
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by SteveUCI
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Xviper, those look really fantastic -- have you noticed the effectiveness going away above 45mph as Mingster here says?
I have Rick's fullsized aeroscreen and would like to hear what you think of the rollhoop/aeroscreen combo when you get that all set up.
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Xviper, those look really fantastic -- have you noticed the effectiveness going away above 45mph as Mingster here says?
I have Rick's fullsized aeroscreen and would like to hear what you think of the rollhoop/aeroscreen combo when you get that all set up.
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Nice job Dave!
I had trouble justifying the cost of leather inserts as well, so my wife used suede, and I made the padding out of rigid foam. I think they cost about $8.00 total, and look really nice.
I'm 6'2" and long waisted, so I get hammered from over the windshield. Oh well, at least my neck is warm on cold winter days.
be safe...
Dave
I had trouble justifying the cost of leather inserts as well, so my wife used suede, and I made the padding out of rigid foam. I think they cost about $8.00 total, and look really nice.
I'm 6'2" and long waisted, so I get hammered from over the windshield. Oh well, at least my neck is warm on cold winter days.
be safe...
Dave
