Topic: Truck rear spoiler
This may not be the right place to post this question so my apologies in advance if so...and I've done some searching thru the forums and haven't come up with much (my search skills prob suck fyi). We're taking our first stab at Lemons this March in Nola. We're close to finishing our LS swapped '98 S-10 and are thinking about running a rear spoiler to help keep the rear end planted...if that's even possible.
For those who have run rear spoilers on trucks, did you find it helped? Did the increase in straight line drag negate the benefits thru corners? Should we even bother, or just learn some loud pedal patience? lol
We have 2 trains of thought on the actual spoiler. I've seen a few cases of people pulling it off with piano hinges and turnbuckles for adjustability. Or a simpler route of some bent "L" brackets and thin gage sheet steel/aluminum. We'll be running a tonneau cover so we would be planning on mounting it to that.
Flame away...we're newbies so let's have it lol
Thanks guys!
2022 Road Atlanta: LET'S F**KING DO THIS!!!, 2021 MSR: 19/101 (5/36 B-class) overheated transmission
2021 NOLA: 21/65 (6/25 B-class) snapped upper control arm, 2020 MSR: 73/103 (27/36 B-class) blown transmission