Author Topic: Front Spoiler - T/A or Spoilers by Randy?  (Read 12880 times)

Offline Mopar Mitch

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Re: Front Spoiler - T/A or Spoilers by Randy?
« Reply #30 on: July 27, 2016 - 02:00:26 PM »
Check out the latest new edition of Mopar Muscle magazine... one of our AX/HPDE comrad's car is featured (Rick Guisto)... his '71 Challenger as it was running at the recent Spring Fling at Willow Springs Raceway, S/Cal.   His spoiler is from the Cudapsoilerguy.com  (Jon).   I bought 2 of those (w/o ducts).. intending to mount one onto a spare front valence... next season for 2017.  These are functional at high speeds.  the only draw-back is to slip a floor jack underneath the front... I may cut/make a flap of the spoiler... hinged/buttoned.. with DODGE... so to fit a floor jack underneath.... just an idea for the time being.... also to add rear braces under the spoiler spaced about ~12" apart.
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See  MOPAR ACTION MAGAZINE, AUGUST 2006 ISSUE for featured article and details on my autocross T/A.




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Re: Front Spoiler - T/A or Spoilers by Randy?
« Reply #31 on: July 27, 2016 - 04:14:28 PM »


I like it a lot, you did good and it's plastic so if you hit anything it hopefully won't tear up your valance. :thumbsup:
« Last Edit: July 27, 2016 - 04:22:35 PM by Cudakiller70 »
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