I was wondering if anyone had came up with a way to divert the air that travels along the roof down to the passengers?
This is what I came up with, has anyone did anything similar?
Seems to work decent for a first try.
I was wondering if anyone had came up with a way to divert the air that travels along the roof down to the passengers?
This is what I came up with, has anyone did anything similar?
Seems to work decent for a first try.
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I don't have a rear panel yet and I thought the dust was bad. I took it out this afternoon and the dust was considerably worse.
I tried this near the back of the cab and it only pushed the air down to my chin area, moved it close to the windshield and I can feel it on my arms.
I still have about a 2" gap between the top and the top of this deflector. I think that if it is raised it will improve the airflow, but I need to figure out a different bracket, and get some sch40 pipe.
I tried this near the back of the cab and it only pushed the air down to my chin area, moved it close to the windshield and I can feel it on my arms.
I still have about a 2" gap between the top and the top of this deflector. I think that if it is raised it will improve the airflow, but I need to figure out a different bracket, and get some sch40 pipe.
I found some light bar brackets at tractor supply and used them to raise it next to the roof. Didn't seem to work as well as the original placement. Moved it back to the rear, over the seat and no improvement. Putting it about 2" below the roof and about 6" from the windshield seems to be the best placement. In this location, it will defect the air down to the top of the steering wheel. Dust still comes in the back, but not as bad as it does without this.
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