I've looked, but I'm stumped.
So... under the front bumper... installed directly in front of each tire... fashioned to the underside of the front bumper... and with an extruding part slipping under the front underbody panel... is a part (two parts, one each side) that looks like an air dam... air diverter... held on by, what, 2...3... 4 screws.
I would call it an air dam... air diverter... I don't know. The part(s) appear to be around near a foot wide, maybe less... and around two inches tall. When you're driving it would appear that it directs/diverts air. Down. Now... I looked at my existing one (driver's side) and can't figure what exactly is does... what purpose it serves... or, if absent entirely, that there would be any tragedy. Black. Plastic. Kind of... kind of... looks similar to part # 986-331-361-03-M100 Does anyone know what is the part... and number? Thanks, people. :cheers: |
99650450300 (left)
99650450400 (right) I believe its purpose is to divert air away from the tire/wheelwell to reduce drag. |
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The heat from the rads is diverted away from the brakes and wheels downward. If you've ever stopped on a sandy or dry dirty road when the high speed fans kick in you'll see the tornado they produce by sending the air straight down.
PS, I replaced all of my front end undercarriage plastic pieces including these because the previous owner had ground them down presumably by driving up a steep rise in his driveway. |
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140? Smoooooth. ;) Cheers! :cheers: |
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