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Hopefully you are right and they changed the design or something. I'll call them tomorow and confirm. AVS has really good customer relations in my experience with them.

 

 

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Lookin at the same shield. Got pics???

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Here are the pics with the smoke aeroskin. I was hesitant at first because it stick onto the hood, but now I wish I would have put it on day 1. I like it a lot.

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Here are the pics with the smoke aeroskin. I was hesitant at first because it stick onto the hood, but now I wish I would have put it on day 1. I like it a lot.

Thanks for the pics. On the black truck it looks like I wanted. Low profile but tuff

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Mine just came in the mail and jay15892 is right. There is about 4 ft of 2 sided tape that sticks on the top of the hood and 2 clips that mount somewhere else. I am returning it this morning. They told me that Stampede is the only one that mounts underneath the hood at the moment.

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I got the AVS Bugflector 2. I was very hesitant about it, when I saw how it mounted. I don't mind the tape, but I really didn't care for the clips. I went and did it anyway. Hopefully the protective vinyl piece for the clips will do its job. I guess AVS didn't want you to have to drill any holes.

 

One thing I didn't use was those goofy "gumdrop looking" bumps! Right now the deflector isn't flexing enough to where those are needed, and I've had it in 74 mph wind.

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I got the AVS Bugflector 2. I was very hesitant about it, when I saw how it mounted. I don't mind the tape, but I really didn't care for the clips. I went and did it anyway. Hopefully the protective vinyl piece for the clips will do its job. I guess AVS didn't want you to have to drill any holes.

 

One thing I didn't use was those goofy "gumdrop looking" bumps! Right now the deflector isn't flexing enough to where those are needed, and I've had it in 74 mph wind.

So the Bugflector 2 has both the tape and clips?

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So the Bugflector 2 has both the tape and clips?

 

Yes.

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As much as I like the look of the AVS, I would never put anything like that on the hood or any other exterior body panel no matter how stuck down it is. Just the amount of crap that is going to get between the hood and the deflector will eventually sandblast the hood from vibration…… think drop in bed liner and if you’ve ever seen what you bed looks like if you take it off……. Just my take on this!

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Just the amount of crap that is going to get between the hood and the deflector will eventually sandblast the hood from vibration…

 

Maybe if you never wash your vehicle. Not sure what type of "crap" you're talking about,but I've yet to get much of anything laying there.

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Question you all that has had the areoskin put on do you all have any turbulence, vibration of the hood, wind noise on interstate speed 70-80?

 

 

I had a regular bug shield from stampede and it was put on by plastic snaps under the hood so they kept breaking and was causing severe turbulence, wind noise and causing the wiper to bounce around during usage.

 

Thanks for the help

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