Wheel skirt ver 1.02 and bling!

[lovemysan]

I reworked the wheel skirts today for improved aerodynamics. There much tidier than the old ones. The also do not stick out from the car like the old ones. These are good enough to make a decent fiberglass copy of.

Bling





The stickers are homemade. Laser printed label stock covered with 3mil laminate. Will see how they hold up.
I also got the windows tinted and blind spot mirrors.

[lovemysan]

Can I get this moved to the general section. I accidently hit the wrong section.

clint

[Hockey4mnhs]

that looks pretty clean. cant wait to see the fe results. how did the old ones help fe?

[atomicradish]

Looks nice! I just made a set of wheel skirts tonight in the dark, so as you can imagine, they were sloppy as can be.

Luckily they go on a crap car, so the clear packing tape holding them on doesn't look overly tacky! At least I spray painted them the right color.

[GasSavers_James]

Nice work!
how did you mount them to the body? Are your body side panels plastic?
My VX needs a pair.

[minic6]

Very slick! reminds me I should be cutting springs. Question were did you purchase the material? Was it Homedepot?

[Silveredwings]

Extra nice.

[red91sit]

I think we need a picture from farther away too

[lovemysan]

The original wheel skirt construction thread is here. I reworked them to be flatter and snug to the car. I installed fresh coroplast all one piece. They no longer stick from a side profile.

http://www.gassavers.org/showthread....t=wheel+skirts



Since adding the stickers the car is getting all kinds of attention everywhere it goes.

[lovemysan]

Pictures from my wife's trip. 2300 miles, they averaged 41.1mpg driving the speed limit, car was crammed full of stuff. 2 nursing babies, 1 3 year old, 3 cars seats, clothes, etc. You get the idea. The speed limit in montana was 75mph. The rest of the time it was 70mph.

The badlands of north dakota


Somewhere in montana