This is mine, heavy shade cloth covering, conveyer rubber mud flaps.
17' Series stone/rock deflectors/guards
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The paparazzi in the corner of your pic @crackacoldie doesn't look happy you caught him out 
What I did on our outback Qld trip was put holes in the corners of the rubber flaps and tied them up for the bitumen commutes.
What I did on our outback Qld trip was put holes in the corners of the rubber flaps and tied them up for the bitumen commutes.
Pretty much his normal look
On last weekends trip we had about 40km of dirt you could see the dust in a vortex spiraling out either side of the van down low. The other thing on reflection is the lack of dust either on the back window or in the van. The 200s with that stupid spoiler attract dust to the rear window like proverbial to a blanket normally. After this trip SFA dust on the window and on our few trips on dusty roads since menindee lakes we are getting virtually no dust inside (Menindee was different cause we forgot to latch the front window, never do that again!). The only dust on the van was to the large flat back panel?
Thinking about it rereading this thread thats how it's getting the economy , effectivly making it one big rig as opposed to a car and van?
Thinking about it rereading this thread thats how it's getting the economy , effectivly making it one big rig as opposed to a car and van?
NOW I understand what your saying..........................
plus its sat AM now, so I've had a sleep and firing on all 3 cylinders now
Well this is @cruza driver great shot. Was actually thinking of this photo when I saw what ours was doing but hadn't seen this thread. Guess it's going to depend on the type of dust, but on Saturday it was spiraling and heading out lower, maybe awning bracket hieght.
Photo courtesy of @cruza driver
Photo courtesy of @cruza driver
That pic was taken out near the Painted Desert between Arkaringa station near Oodnadatta and Cadney Roadhouse.
Curse you @achjimmy , now I want to belt along a dirt road and see what mine looks like, be interesting to see some comparo's with the differen't set ups. I reckon your onto something, I know after I fitted mine the van felt like it towed differen't and I did wonder if the big mud flap caused a low pressure zone under the van.
Most interesting......
Most interesting......
We are on our second Stonestomper, changed vans, wouldn't have anything else. Went to the corner last year, Innamincka and no stone chips on the van or vehicle.
