Patineto
"Clueless" fourwheel rabbit
First of all we appreciate quiet, specially when it comes to turbulence Quiet, my first rack attempt was not exactly a success, in fact at speed it was rather loud.
Everything was wrong, time to start from Zero (plus loading anything so high was a total shore.)
Lets say that finding a snowboard for cheap in September in SLC is kind of difficult, but a "Wake Board" no big deal, $8 dollars later and I have my own version of kagemusha, I wish the gragon was in the front but is no big deal.
Hella 3000 will be attach just to the surface.
Sadly if I spread them apart anymore, the convexity of the "Wake Board" will start to play a roll on the aiming.
The whole spoiler is going to be install at the from of a 80-20 extrusion slim platform that I'm building at unison.
The idea is to be able to ride with the Hella's flat to the spoiler (I'm a little worry their Kaboose is kind of big, as usual bicycle stems will hold the light 35 years working with them give you some level of confidence.
You get the idea, from very flat spoiler (To much if anything will create a vortex under the spoiler.
15-20 degrees
About 45, the spoiler will be mounted on a semi floating linkage so I can bring it down right in line with the windscreen of the truck.
Pretty step when when we are carrying elephants.
It will be a shame to ruin a nice Kite board, lucky me and not into boads, very strong dense core, very impresive, well to keep it that way I;m going to use a ring of marine plywood, to keep it somehow seat (Did not have epoxi, hopefully my other glues will serve well.
The height of the board layers very so using the drill on a really slow speed with the router bit prove to be perfect, zero damage., nice even channel.
Last night I dig and glue a pretty large piece of 18mm marine plywood to sere as attachment for the stem, Mounting it directly to the foam core will warranty immediate failure, wind forces can be really instance.
if you ever building a sub woofer box out of this, I was credits for it..[/QUOTE]
Everything was wrong, time to start from Zero (plus loading anything so high was a total shore.)
Lets say that finding a snowboard for cheap in September in SLC is kind of difficult, but a "Wake Board" no big deal, $8 dollars later and I have my own version of kagemusha, I wish the gragon was in the front but is no big deal.
Hella 3000 will be attach just to the surface.
Sadly if I spread them apart anymore, the convexity of the "Wake Board" will start to play a roll on the aiming.
The whole spoiler is going to be install at the from of a 80-20 extrusion slim platform that I'm building at unison.
The idea is to be able to ride with the Hella's flat to the spoiler (I'm a little worry their Kaboose is kind of big, as usual bicycle stems will hold the light 35 years working with them give you some level of confidence.
You get the idea, from very flat spoiler (To much if anything will create a vortex under the spoiler.
15-20 degrees
About 45, the spoiler will be mounted on a semi floating linkage so I can bring it down right in line with the windscreen of the truck.
Pretty step when when we are carrying elephants.
It will be a shame to ruin a nice Kite board, lucky me and not into boads, very strong dense core, very impresive, well to keep it that way I;m going to use a ring of marine plywood, to keep it somehow seat (Did not have epoxi, hopefully my other glues will serve well.
The height of the board layers very so using the drill on a really slow speed with the router bit prove to be perfect, zero damage., nice even channel.
Last night I dig and glue a pretty large piece of 18mm marine plywood to sere as attachment for the stem, Mounting it directly to the foam core will warranty immediate failure, wind forces can be really instance.
if you ever building a sub woofer box out of this, I was credits for it..[/QUOTE]
