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I have seen the Craftsman Truck Series. The spoiler they use and the ugly universal crap are not the same thing. If you want to make something that looks similar to theirs then that might work out and look good. I depends on what the rest of the truck looks like. I'll say this though. I don't think there is much if anything to be gained by doing this. How often is your truck going to see extremely high speeds like that?
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I have seen the Craftsman Truck Series. The spoiler they use and the ugly universal crap are not the same thing. If you want to make something that looks similar to theirs then that might work out and look good. I depends on what the rest of the truck looks like. I'll say this though. I don't think there is much if anything to be gained by doing this. How often is your truck going to see extremely high speeds like that?
every day....
and it doesnt have to be extremely high speeds... so stop thinking... u might hurt urself there gramps lol
relax im kidding...
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ive seen something like it once on a f350 but the guy had a good reason for it...
he towed a huge 5th wheel trailer so hit helped with the drag created by the flat nose on the trailer
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They're used for pulling big goosenecks, and by people who haul big, boxy loads. They actually do help with loads or trailers that provide a big flat cross-section.
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