"Front" & "Back" were marked. Installed w/ aerodynamic side facing forward. Wind noise over 50. How many " from front & back did you install? Thx!
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Not sure of your question. I have installed only mine per instructions and do get some wind noise at higher speeds. I don't leave them on car unless I'm hauling my ski box.
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There is 1 front 120mm intake fan (included) and 1 80 or 92mm rear exhaust fan slot (not included)
2055779
There are 3 fans one in the front one in the back and one on top. I didn't hook up the top one. With just the front and rear one on in order to hear it I have to put my ear up to the box.
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You mean in the back. Looking at the picture, the right side is the front leading side that faces the front of the trailer and will take the headwind when going down the road. Looking again at the picture, the left side will be the rear of the vent where the louvers are located and will be facing the back of the trailer. Hope that made it more clearer for you. Go to YouTube and search for the Fan-Tastic Ultra Breeze. Well, here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1fhkbl_1yQJust copy and paste the URL address
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Hello there, 2 fans might work well - in my installation, I only installed one fan near the bottom blowing the air upwards. That seems to keep the fan motor out of extra heat from the frig. and should extend the motor life... I am in SW Texas and it does get hot here... Good Luck with your project!!
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Two front 120mm, two bottom 120mm, one 120mm or 140mm in the back, and one 200mm or two 140mm or 120mm on the top. In total with the default, there would be 4 fans and you can add two bottom ones and making it 6 fans or remove the 200mm on the top and replace it with two smaller fans for 7 total. I have the trooper and have a total of 7 so far but can add one more because of the side panel isn't windowed
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Pretty vague on details, however the best suggestion I can give is to lay out all parts for each side before attempting to install. If you are running stock exhaust, there would be no issues on brake side. Google image some bikes and see how they look installed. I had both sides done in about an hour.
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Yes, you can slide both the front and back rack forward and back and then it gets tightened in that spot so it doesn't obviously move......i think there is set places that they should go if you don't have any cargo on top that i guess reduces any wind noise or something, but I havn't had any problem with needing wind/noise reduction.
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Amazon shows it NOT to fit your application. It does have all four pieces, but I returned mine due to excessive wind noise, so I wouldn't recommend these.
696275
Did not notice a difference in wind noise after I installed. Been on for about 6 months. I keep them on, as I don't mind the look. Actually like the look. They are installed with only 2 screws on each side, so not that complicated to take on and off if u want.
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The air flow from the windshield is the culprit. You can try to move the front rack forward or backward. It might attenuate the vibration but I doubt that it'll disappear completely. All racks whose bars are square have the same problem. A friend added a plastic deflector to the front bar and it has reduced the noise significantly. Good luck!
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only one for each window , however they do fit back windows better than front because of front slop. thats why some people say you need more than one for each window. I have two and use them on the back windows and the provide plenty of air.
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front to back. I pre drilled a hole to put the screw threw. the side holes i think are for condensation release . I had to put tape over them as mine are on the side of my shed over hang outdoors and bees were trying to make a home in them also use a Harmony Gear Cockpit Cover to keep stuff out of cockpit
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Front worked great!The back I had to fab new ones, think the wrong ones were packed for rear Idk.
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Ha, yeah that sounds right. It was difficult to fix, but what I did was drill two holes in the bottom of the unit towards the back to let the water drain out. It's the fan hitting the standing water that is making all the noise. It's difficult because unless you have access to the unit from outside the house (which I don't), you need to pull the unit out of the window, turn it upside down, and then I drilled 2 holes on the lowest parts the furthest towards the back of the unit. After that... no more noise. Also didn't seem to effect the unit either, still blows cold air. Hope that helped :) - Andy
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Here is my video showing how I installed and I explain how to tighten each side a little bit until they are snug. Maybe one side is tighter and its not allowing the other side to sit flush. All I get for noise on mine is a slight whistle while going down the road. I want to find some type of spoiler that can go on the front to get rid of the whistle when I am not hauling anything. You could also take them down one at a time and see which one is making the noise. Good luck and feel free to ask any more questions. http://youtu.be/QZcza0KBh9M
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I have the same situation. Mine mounted inside the hand controls and still had pleanty of coverage to block wind from the grips. They have a spacer included to give you an extra inch of outward spacing. I was very happy with them. They look factory. Note you have to buy the bracket and the shields separate.