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![]() "Lawrence Glasser" wrote in message ... Lloyd Bowles wrote: My bar still had end caps. The noise was due to the resonant frequency of the bar as a big chunk of metal, not as an organ pipe. So just plugging the ends would do nothing. I agree though that I probably didn't need to totally fill them to eliminate the noise. I'd worry though about the sand mass slamming into & removing an endcap when I do my normal abrupt turns. I pity the poor guy, driving behind you, if your caps should ever come off. I have a bigger worry for you. I didn't bother with tower locks when I got the racks. Theft isn't very likely in my village & there was no mention of other reasons for the locks. I drove somewhere & found that a tower was adrift because the latch holding the tower to track adapter was open. I thought I had missed latching it until it happened a few more times. A little sandblasting is nothing compared to hitting a sand filled bar with canoe attached. I have locks now, just to keep the latches from opening themselves. Lloyd www.madcanoeist.4ever.cc |
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