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Is it easy to put this on myself? Do I need to take the front end apart or can I just screw it on as easy as the chrome tail light cover is to put on?
Just want to know before I buy it because I don't want to pay the dealer to put it on.
Thanks
My air baffle came in Christams wrapping... I can't tell a difference with or without it. On the plus side, it wasn't my money wasted on this thing!!!!
My air baffle came in Christams wrapping... I can't tell a difference with or without it. On the plus side, it wasn't my money wasted on this thing!!!!
You might have to go faster. I notice the difference above 80 mph. Since I take the same freeway to and from work everyday I could tell on the EG Classic. It helps with or without soft lowers.
It might make a difference how tall you are, what size windshield, or what kind of helmet you have. The baffle was made to remove only one source of air, not all.
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My air baffle came in Christams wrapping... I can't tell a difference with or without it. On the plus side, it wasn't my money wasted on this thing!!!!
Ahhhhh, but when its put in backwards it's like that(I crack myself up)
For the $20 and 15 minutes to install, it was worth the effort. I'm not sure if it helped that much, but it didn't hurt. You need to use a tap to ream out the paint so the screws go in easily. Would have been nice to know and I didn't havea tap.Otherwise you need to carefully use a lot of force to slowly turn the screws in.
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