Video: An inexpensive fix for our BMW 435i’s wind buffeting problem

Chris
Update by Chris Tropea to the BMW 435i project car
May 3, 2025 | BMW, BMW 435i

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At high speeds, especially on track, our BMW 435i was almost impossible to drive due to the buffeting with the windows open.

How did we fix it? With 034Motorsport Anti-Buffeting Wind Deflectors that fit on almost any car.

Cost? Only $14.

 

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Racebrick
Racebrick HalfDork
5/3/25 10:30 a.m.

Thanks! Been dealing with this on my Mustang.

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