INSTALLATION KIT
1) Test each corner for fit to ensure that the CORNERS and CENTER fit correctly.
2) If you are using the tank cover without a gas tank in the truck (IT’S POSSIBLE) you may decide that you want a little more support. If this is the case, braces can be formed from ¾” plywood, angle iron, or MDF pressboard. The areas that need the most support in directly under the package tray area, this is especially important if installing a radio or CD player onto the flat of the package tray.
3) Apply the Foam Edge Tape to the backside of the cover at the top edge and down the sides on the back edge only.
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010
47-55 Chevy Truck the Eureka Gas Tank Cover Installation Instructions
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Labels: 3m, 55 chevy truck, angle iron, backside, braces, cd player, cheese, Chevrolet, edge tape, fabric, gaps, gas tank, mdf, plywood, radio, spray adhesive, spray glue, square feet, tabs, top edge
Labels: 3m, 55 chevy truck, angle iron, backside, braces, cd player, cheese, Chevrolet, edge tape, fabric, gaps, gas tank, mdf, plywood, radio, spray adhesive, spray glue, square feet, tabs, top edge
Thursday, August 5, 2010
2010 Ford Mustang Towing Guide
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Labels: air resistance, approximate weight, Ford, ford mustang, frontal area, fuel economy, hilly terrain, optional equipment, powertrain, square feet, towing guide, towing trailers, trailer combination
Labels: air resistance, approximate weight, Ford, ford mustang, frontal area, fuel economy, hilly terrain, optional equipment, powertrain, square feet, towing guide, towing trailers, trailer combination
Towing the FRONTAL AREA CONSIDERATIONS Frontal area is the total area in square feet that a moving vehicle and trailer exposes to air resistance. The chart shows the limitations that must be considered in selecting a vehicle/trailer combination. Exceeding these limitations may significantly reduce the performance of your towing vehicle. Selecting a trailer with a low-drag, rounded front design will help optimize performance and fuel economy.
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