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I would like to get some opinions from fellow members so Im hoping you will all respond to this post with your honest opinions good or bad. Owning an SSR and a machine shop I thought I would come up with an easy to install Wind Baffle that looked good and was strong enough to withstand my lead foot x-way driving. It was a bit of a challenge because I wanted to use the seatback bumpers that came with the car so it would look like a professional installation yet be able to be installed by anyone with a minimum amount of tools. I think I did acomplish that as by my self it took me 20 minitues to install. I used 3/8in. thick crystal clear Polycarbonate for its strength and machineability.I had to design new fasteners and there is a minor rework you have to do on the factory seatback bumbers. But not only does it look like it was factory installed it makes it very strong. My other concern was not getting any vibration or movement that might damage the paint while driving at high speed I used rubber channel trim and foam rubber with one stickey side and I have to say it worked great. Keep in mind this is just a prototype and I have already found some things I will modify for the next one. Thats where you will all come in I need some opinions from other SSR owners if Im on the right track with this.
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