Good point. I do not use the air tab things. Just haven't been sold on the idea that they do much, unless maybe installed on both tractor and trailer. Since I pull trailers owned by someone else, it really doesn't seem worth it. Yes, if we have any cognitive ability, we try to find ways to cut the costs, and take different approaches. I just see no need to take pot shots at folks who would try to do something that I wouldn't. That shows a sign of weakness. That is what I was confronting in little cat 500's post. These jabs at folks seem to be a prevalent thing on the forum from time to time. They must be trying to make up for low testosterone.
Airtabs - do they work?
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by hatlesstrukr, Feb 16, 2013.
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Yeah. My hide has gotten thicker over time.
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In the spring of 08 I added Airtabs to my 2000 Century and saw an immediate increase of 4% to the mpg.
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I think you can get different colors. They still might not match. Just have to have a white truck.
I like the way they look. I guess I like things that work.
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They take paint pretty well, test it on one first. They shouldn't have any problem selling chrome, plenty of trucks out there covered with chrome tchotckeys, if they manage to install them properly they could improve their fuel economy while pimping their rigs. Walcott would sell'em out immediately.
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