After reading the test documents from nascar back in the day (on aerowarriors) I decided to attempt a few changes. To start with, blocking off the grilles (have driven it since in hot weather and temps did not increase, stay at 170-175). I do run E85 however which helps.

Next up, I wanted a front spoiler. Bought/tried a Camaro one but didn't really like the look and decided I would prefer one that fit inside the valance recess (rather than drilling mounting to valance surface), so I made one.

Looks excellent! Supurb! Great craftsmenship. I really like it.

Thank you! Much appreciated. I'll put up some finished pics. Still have one more part to make. (spoiler support)

Looks super sano esp with the bead rolled edge, nice job !

Very Nice craftmanship.
Doug

Nice fab work, thanks for sharing!

Looks great!

GREAT fab work, looks awesome, much better than the camaro one I have, I would do something like you did, BUT I am trying to save money up to finish the Daytona nose & rear window, was fixing to order some 1970 Charger fenders from AAR { stinger} & they have shut down, so looking for some affordable 70 fenders.

Thanks guys I appreciate it.

CSK, yes converting to Daytona nose and rear window is the real aero mod

Nicely done!

Skills

Thanks guys! I saved the patterns so if anyone wants them I'm glad to send them to you.

Finished it up today, satin black kind of makes it disappear. I'll likely paint the rivets as well. (solid aluminum rivets attached the spoiler to the brace I made)

I know its not a Charger, but I went from a functional grill & 6 pak scoop to a closed off grill with a decal & changed to a cowl hood, & just doing this gained me an average of .2 et & 2mph.

Always enjoy updates on your Charger, literally everything you have done on it is top notch!

Super sanitary fabrication
Very nice

your car is one of my all time favorites, I think it can't get any better, yet here we are

Thanks guys!

you going to have it out to any of the Chicagoland shows?