Do these things work ? pics
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Le Mans Master
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From: Sunny South
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St. Jude Donor '06-'07-'08
Originally Posted by RPOZ4Z
I had one on my '85 corvette, it worked GREAT! 
but it's still not as good as having a convertable!
but it's still not as good as having a convertable!
Looks like its working to me
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From: Ohio
Originally Posted by ttaylor
Ok, I give, please enlighten on what it should be doing, I'm curious. 
Streamlines airflow out of the cabin.
Safety Car
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From: Napa Ca
I have those vents. Only use them if your top is off. May introduce exhaust fumes into the interior if you use them with the top on. I also remove my rear shade to cut down on the flapping. Cuts down the turbulance a little with the vents.
Installed mine today for the run to Sears Point/Infineon Raceway for the ALMS race Sunday. I'll put the top back on when I get there but I'll keep the vents on to give the car some ventilation while parked. Its supposed to be in the high 90's for the race. Can't imagine driving a hot racecar with helmet and nomex on.
Installed mine today for the run to Sears Point/Infineon Raceway for the ALMS race Sunday. I'll put the top back on when I get there but I'll keep the vents on to give the car some ventilation while parked. Its supposed to be in the high 90's for the race. Can't imagine driving a hot racecar with helmet and nomex on.
Drifting
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I had one for my 94 cpe, worked well for air flow and when you had the car parked and closed up. The way it locks in, alarm still works when it's installed. C5 needs 2 because of the latch on each side of the deck lid.
Melting Slicks
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From: atlantic city new jersey
Originally Posted by PolishDude
wow i rather live with the turbulence
I think they look like s_it.maybe if your going on a LONG highway run id use them.but i dont like the look.
Team Owner
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I love mine on my coupe. I have autocrossed and drag raced with them on. Besides air flow, it gives it a "spoiler" look (or that "your trunk is open" look ) .
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From: Biloxi MS Theres something happenin' here, What it is ain't exactly clear.....
Use them on my C4 and my C5.. never leave home with out em!
corvette gadget man sold me mine:
http://www.corvettegadgetman.com/
corvette gadget man sold me mine:
http://www.corvettegadgetman.com/