Air Conditioner
Is it possible to add an air deflector to roof air without putting to much strain on the unit.
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You can add a mini spoiler to the rear top of the AC shroud to push air down behind the AC unit. This will create the downforce you are looking for to hold the AC wheels to the ground for better traction in turns.
No modifications to the AC unit steering mechanism is necessary, this is just crazy talk, and I don't know why people keep wanting to modify the AC steering all the time. Leave that alone, it is adjusted from the factory and should never need adjusting.
I once saw a guy use metal HVAC ducting to re-route air behind the AC unit, but this was a mess and required drilling into the roof. It had the desired outcome, but did make a lot of rattling noises in cross-winds.
The thermos solution is still the go-to best ever way to accomplish this.
No modifications to the AC unit steering mechanism is necessary, this is just crazy talk, and I don't know why people keep wanting to modify the AC steering all the time. Leave that alone, it is adjusted from the factory and should never need adjusting.
I once saw a guy use metal HVAC ducting to re-route air behind the AC unit, but this was a mess and required drilling into the roof. It had the desired outcome, but did make a lot of rattling noises in cross-winds.
The thermos solution is still the go-to best ever way to accomplish this.
