Vortex Reveals Aerodynamic Splash Guards
Vortex Splash Guards Technologies has introduced a new aerodynamic air flow mud flap, which performs like an air routing system that also helps facilitate cooler running brakes and tires
Vortex Splash Guards Technologies has introduced a new aerodynamic air flow mud flap, which performs like an air routing system that also helps facilitate cooler running brakes and tires.
Vortex's technology was designed with the world of racing in mind. The system is meant to reduce spray and drag while saving fuel.
According to the company, the technology can produce other benefits, particularly when side panel or fenders are added to a truck/trailer that can restrict airflow to the tires.
"Vortex has been swimming against the tide of 'time and change' for the last 10 years since patenting and launching the Louvered Mud Guard so the road hasn't been easy," the company said. "The tide has turned largely, due to the unprecedented global multi-media consumer awareness initiatives that going green not only saves allot of money but also the environment."
More info: www.vortexsplashguards.com
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