Told you so!
Quite a while back in a thread about front air dams playing a role in fuel mileage I was basically told by some that I was full of it. All y'all can kiss my grits, see video below. So there!
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You will also see light weight belly pans on many vehicles that do not function as skid plates. Their primary purpose is to increase aerodynamic efficiency of the under carriage. A secondary benefit is less road grime and debris accessing the engine.
Air dams have their place, but I do feel they impede true 4wd use. If you look at most Toyota pickups used off-road, the air dam is the first thing that is removed by the owner or terrain.
Air dams have their place, but I do feel they impede true 4wd use. If you look at most Toyota pickups used off-road, the air dam is the first thing that is removed by the owner or terrain.
