Light bar causing soft top buffeting...ELIMINATED!!!!!!
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I should add that when the location is finalized I will drill a small hole thru the fin and a smaller hole in the plexi, then I will tap the plexi for a #10x 32 screw. I figure that i will only need the plexi in the summer so when the soft top comes off in the fall I will pull the plexi off also. No need to have a shelf for the snow to build up
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any buffeting, or it just made it tolerable?
Nice! And the buffeting is completely gone? Like you can drive at interstate speeds without any buffeting, or it just made it tolerable?
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Yes I love the light bar now I was contemplating dumping it when I was able to figure it out. I work at a local airport so I had the benefit of being able to make adjustments the run it down the runway to test it again. That helped a lot. To fine tune things.
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But I'm glad to hear you were able to stop the buffeting entirely. That gives me hope so I'm not going to quit trying yet! Thanks!
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Try turning on ur a/c or heater. Forcing air into to the cab does a decent job in equaling out the air pressure differences. When I'm on the hwy and I get buffeting, turning on the air nearly cancels it out. Either that or I just crank the radio. Both in conjunction works for me every time.