3M Clear Bra: Does it effect MPG/DRAG?

Why would you think it affects the drag? It's not flapping in the wind, it doesn't stick out, it doesn't create pockets to trap air.

What it does do is add weight though. This does decrease your mpg by about 0.0001% roughly. If you are able to live with that decrease then you should get it. Otherwise I suggest peeing before you get in the car to offset the weight of the plastic bra. Or if you already went, you could leave a shoe at home for the day or trade your jeans for shorts to save on weight.

 

^^ lol what he said

 

I have no clue, but I don't think it's a bad question. I have read that a clean car will get better mileage because the surface is more "slippery" and the air offers less resistance. I guess that's what SushiDot was thinking. So, would air glide over the plastic material more smoothly than a clean, polished car surface? I doubt there would be much difference, but the manufacturer may have some info on the topic.

 

This has given me a new genius thought of which I am noted for by my wife.

It rains a lot here in Oregon and MPG suffers as a result. If I cover my car with shark skin it would reduce my liquid drag significantly when it rains.

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I made a mistake when I tied to get Toyota Customer Care to go along with my whale oil lubricant so I will not make contact until I have a patent. It would be a win/win. Get better MPG and rid ourselves of those pesky sharks that act like the ocean belongs to them!

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If it peels up and becomes a sail, that might slow you down, but that would be the only way

 

Let us know if you get it done & the cost. Thanks!