Math question
So after installing my new upgraded axles and springs, my WD needed a little tweak as the TT sits a tad higher. While making the adjustment, I got to thinking... It is often advised to error on the ...
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Ivylog wrote:I am sure that the answer can be figured mathmatically.
It's not a math question it's an aerodynamics question. Not that a brick has much aerodynamics but the front of the roof will be in a low pressure area which will decrease the tongue weight and then the air hitting the back of the trailer's roof will take even more weight off of the tongue.
I am also sure that it will impart downforce.
Just try sticking your hand out the window on the highway at different angles to see what effect the wind has on it.
