Adding Some Aero
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I'll photoshop the rivets black for all you haters of the industrial look, and see what you think.
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Keep me updated when you producing the Canards. I would definatly consider buying a set. They can handle high speed's right?..... just let me know. Thanx
-Joey
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As an engineer I did by best to select appropriate fasteners for the job. The two adjustment studs/bolts that mount to the fender are 1/4" and use large fender washers on each side to distribute the load. The front bracket is held in place by two #10's with washers. The canard is then riveted to the brackets with a total 7 fasteners.
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I like the idea of the adjustable cannards. I am interested to see what you decide to do to the rear. The stock bumper does need some kind of venting. Also I am loving the lowering brackets Keep up the good work! Looking forward to more innovative products.
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