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Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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 I am going to have black ABS plastic versions of my fiberglass front spoiler made and was wondering if anyone else had any interest in these?  I will also add the brake duct holes to the backside so that anyone else could open them up if they wanted to  the end product would look similar to this if anyone else is intrested let me know gives me a quantity to be made thanks 
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I have been kicking around the idea of one those for my Barracuda. What is a guess on cost?
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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What is a guess on cost?
The cost of the mold is the really expensive part
I will have to eat that for myself $$$
I have no info yet on the cost of the plastic but it shouldn't add too much
I paid a couple hundred for the fiberglass spoiler
IF the ABS versions would sell I would price them around that
I need to know the demand first,
without that you can't have supply
they will be made in Northern California!
that is a fact
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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How far off are they from Challenger front spoiler?
the main difference is the two lights the Challengers have. I'm not sure if the 71 Cudas are in the same position as well.
I thought about it on the initial design and the only compromise right now,
is that you would have to remove material from the ABS spoiler to get it to fit.
the best soultion is to make a mold off an actual Challenger spoiler
but that would double the cost and no one would want that
I don't have a Challenger but I don't want to neglect those owners as well
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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The prototype ABS spoilers are here! I had two different versions made. ducted & non-ducted  detail pics of the ducts  other side  backside view anyone can open these up and use them for actual brake ducts  the plastic is thick and the whole spoiler is really strong. a dime for reference  close up texture shot  pic on my car yeah I know, I need a new grille and my car is a bucket  but at least the spoiler is cool  The production spoilers will be the ducted ones and will not be ready until January 2010 only because I will be out of state for the holidays I need to know if more people want these spoilers because it only makes sense to have them made in batches if you want one, please PM me your name and zipcode so that I can figure out the UPS shipping pricing is not set yet but the more units made the less it is per unit
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I likely would be interested in getting one of each. I would think anybody that uses one for any kinda of spirited driving would quickly understand how vulnerable a front spoiler is on a lowered agrresively driven car. Therefore 2 for me. If you need/want bigger production numbers, build a clone for A bodies, so I won't have to cobb this together again. And you've got a great idea 
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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another challenger owner interested here... I second the make it easily adaptable to a Challenger or a Challenger version...
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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another challenger owner interested here... I second the make it easily adaptable to a Challenger or a Challenger version...
I'd like to see a Challenger version too! 
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I'm serious about this, too, but I want to see a price before a final commit
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I know anticipation kills so here are answers to some questions. 1. Yes they are still on track. I just started school again yesterday and have not checked with the plastic company. Ducted versions only 2. $200.00 + shipping. I will ship UPS so that it's insured and you get a tracking number. From 94520 to the east coast is approx $55-60 dollars but will vary according to zipcode 3. Can't reduce price since not enough demand. I was hoping for more interest in the spoiler and it is just not there and even then I am not breaking even. Oh well that is life. I'll be happy knowing my spoiler will be on a few other Cudas besides mine. 4. No Challenger version and I do not recommend modifying since it will weaken the spoiler. I have to get a fiberglass Challenger spoiler to do it properly  5. You have to drill your own holes. Use your own stainless hardware with nylock nuts to make it easily removable. 6. Installation is simple: remove the valance, line it up midline and front edge & drill holes I used 8 bolts total with 16 large fender washers. There will be gaps but the spoiler will conform when bolted down 7. There are no wavy spots on the spoiler, that is just the light in the pics. I would paint the spoiler just to be safe from UV. I'll post more pics and details when I get the first batch. oh yeah I just field tested the spoiler on the freeway. My AAR hood exhibited zero hood lift at triple digits with the spoiler, compared to when it used to lift up at around eighty without the spoiler. So I guess it works thanks for your patience
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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did you advertise on cuda-challenger.com?
torredcuda already did for me but still no luck
http://www.cuda-challenger.com/cc/index.php?topic=64138.0
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I'm looking REALLY HARD at this design to see if I could make it work. I can see how it will weaken it, but I'm trying to think of how much so... still be attached at each end and in the middle...
The Challenger lights would create big holes in the spoiler and unless contoured and carefully sanded down, it would be prone to cracking. The fiberglass Challenger spoiler is shaped specifically for the lights, just a matter of obtaining one 
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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First time on Moparts I've ever heard anybody trying to conserve brainpower, I've got to think about that. 
Nice brake ducts
  Glad you like my ducts 
They work...
What's a fast car to do???, Take the plunge and spoil up some more or leave it alone???...uh oh brainpower working...it's tough to get the floor jack under there with the low budget version, now I have more holes to drill, if there was a template you could mount it without removing the valance... I suppose you can make your own template...gotta buy hardware now, It would make more sense if the mounting & fastening was brain powered to completion and included with a higher cost rather than leaving it in the hands of the installer. Wonder what happens when you hit a woodchuck or raccoon at 100 mph??...not everyone that wants the spoiler is equipped to finish the engineering...a complete package is good for marketing and volume and eases the braindrain.
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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The first batch is here!    you know where they are made!!! they took a while cuz the plastic company had to change the lettering so it would show on the first pic, you can see the first spoiler lettering did not come out too good but most people are going to open the ducts up anyways If you are interested in getting one, please PM me your email and zipcode and we will go from there  Heads up Travis72!!! you got the first one! Oh yeah, I forgot to mention I'm not forgetting you Challenger guys
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Ariel, did you size the brake cooling duct hole to fit one of the adapters that is readily available? If so which one? How do you propose to allow the duct to be attached? My car has 3 inch hoses - currently the duct is where the license plate is supposed to be Travis you have a really nice rocket ship under assembly!!! ducts
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I took a break from school and homework today and finally took pics for those that wanted to know the ground clearance of the spoiler
this pic is from the side walk curb. there is approx 4 1/2 inches of ground clearance
That measurment is realtive to what you have the ride height set at. Do that same measurement on flat gound. Then measure the height of the top of the fender lip to the ground. Some cars might sit higher and have more spoiler clearance.
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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not trying to steal the thread put here is one on my Dart just to show what they could look like if you deside to make them.
There comes a time in life, when you walk away from all the drama & people who create it. You surround yourself with people who make you laugh, forget the bad, and focus on the good.
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Hey there 3eighty3! your spoiler is on its way!  I just wanted to show that I take great care packaging my spoilers so that it will survive international travel  I pretty much have to custom build the packaging so that it will provide enough crush protection from being tossed around in the air mail  I use lots of tape and bubble wrap to protect the corners & make sure it fits under the 60 inch limit(152.4 cm in metric) since the spoiler itself is 59 inches  off to Austria it goes! I hope you enjoy your spoiler!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I got mine by mail just as expected. Very good build quality, straight and sturdy:  I think it's very good value for the money! ______________________________________________ Cuda blog
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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They are supposed to help with pushing the front end of the car down at speed and direct air away from underneath the car that extra bit of down force may improve handling a little bit. Spoiler or not, an E-Body still has the wind resistance of a brick and it's not going to help with gas mileage as that is controlled by your right foot The spoilers are mainly to look cool
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Do these spoilers help with handling, or wind resistance, or gas milage.
Or all three, just wondering....
They will definitely help the natural front end lift these cars experience above 70mph.
The 69 Camaro front spoiler puts down about 75 lbs of force at 85mph compared to no spoilers at all: http://www.yearone.com/enthusiast/restoarchives/winter99/18-21camaro.pdf
This Cuda Trans Am spoiler is a lot MORE effective because it is closer to the ground and wider.
They should also help with engine cooling. This is because the air behind the spoiler is blocked and slowed down creating lower pressure under the engine compartment. That will draw more hot air out of engine compartment and out under the car.
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Any latest news on the spoiler fits and performance? I understand they look cool but has anyone else tried them out at high speed, engine cooling .....
Were the originals painted?
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Do you still have the front spoilers? Are they holding up?
My personal spoiler is holding up just fine, my car on the other hand has seen better days
I spun out my car earlier in January this year in the rain and I hit a wall on the freeway
I replaced the passenger with an AMD fender(had so many issues with that!)
and had to get a 70 grill.
All fixed now though!
Spoiler held up through all of that so it's one tough piece!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I need to sell all the ducted spoilers first before I go and make any more spoilers again ducted or non-ducted. The demand is just not high enough for me to keep making these things as it is very expensive to produce them. Also I am very busy with school still and I don't have as much time as I would want for all my projects. Will I make more in the future? Of course I will but, unfortunately not any time soon
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Hey Everyone, I talked to the plastic company I am working with for the`Cuda spoilers. I only have very few `Cuda spoilers left and wanted to get another batch made. The company quoted me an increase of 25% from when I originally had my first batch made back in 2009 as the price of ABS plastic and manufacturing costs have gone up. What this means is that I am going to have to raise the price of my `Cuda spoilers 25%, from $200 to $250. Believe me, I am unhappy with this news as well but there is nothing I can do to counteract the inflation rate. I just wanted to let you guys know upfront. Good news is that I will still sell the `Cuda spoilers I have left at the 2009 price so get them while you can!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Hey everyone! I just sold my last spoiler in stock. After almost 3 years since I started this project I can't believe I was able to sell all 10 spoilers. If anyone wants more spoilers just let me know! I will not have any produced just yet as there is an underwhelming demand for them but, I can easily have another batch made. The next batch of spoilers will NOT have ducts as there were a bunch of people asking for spoilers like the one on my car. The price will go up to $250 per spoiler as the cost of ABS plastic has gone up since 2009. I just want to thank everyone who purchased a spoiler from me and I hope you are liking my product. Thank You RylisPro
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I am interested in a spoiler without the ducts.
Let me know when you get enough interest to have another batch made and I will buy one.
Have you ever checked to see how the Cuda spoiler would fit on an F-Body, Volare, Aspen etc?
An F-Body doesn't have a front valance like a Cuda and not sure about the width differences between the two cars but if it was close it may work.
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Sorry for not being clear enough. I can get another batch made pretty quickly. As soon as ONE person sends me a payment of $250 plus shipping, I will have another batch of TEN spoilers without ducts made up since I already have a mold that is ready to go. The only catch is that instead of me shipping the spoiler out immediately, there will be a short delay because the plastic company has to make the batch, about a couple of weeks depending on their schedule. Ordering will be the same process just PM me or shoot me an email
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Thank You HUSTLESTUFF for purchasing a spoiler! This will allow me to make a second batch of spoilers. Please be patient as it takes some time for the spoilers to be made as the plastic company can take its sweet time but I will update the thread as soon as I have the second batch in hand. Also I have setup a PayPal account but I have to charge $7.77 to cover the fees. If ordering via PayPal it is $257.77 per spoiler plus shipping to your zipcode Thanks
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Thank you dodgeman316 for your order! I am going to the plastic company tomorrow bright and early to setup the order for the second batch I will update the thread as soon as possible!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Thanks for the order draginmopars! Just a quick update on the second batch I called the plastic company and they said it might get pushed back till next week since they just got the ABS material and the order in front of us is giving them some trouble. I will call again this Friday and keep you guys posted!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Just a quick tip for all those who have bought my spoiler I highly recommend protecting the ABS plastic from harmful UV rays of the sun. Primer, Spray paint or even Plasti-Dip spray since that stuff is removable  here is my own spoiler after 3 years on the road. I sprayed primer on it when I first got it  I coated it with black Plasti-Dip spray and it looks brand new! it should be available at your local hardware store
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Last summer I bought a spoiler from Rylis Pro, and it took me and my 17 year old daughter about an hour to install it on my yellow AAR Cuda. The quality was great, and I cut out the brake duct air inlet holes and will eventually add some duct work when I find the right parts. I will try to attach a photo. it will take me longer to attach the photo than it did to attach the spoiler!!!
I give up, I can't attach the photos of the car with the spoiler!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Thanks for the kind words! I would love to make a Road Runner or any other body style spoiler if I had 1) an existing spoiler to make a mold off of and 2) high enough demand for said spoiler
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Hey everyone, I have been getting emails if I will produce the ducted spoilers again. Unfortunately, back when I had ducted versions most people wanted a non ducted spoiler like the one mounted on my car so I changed the mold permanently to have no ducts. That being said the current spoilers still have the duct impressions on the back side that you can cut out and rivet or glue a flanged brake duct to. I have included pics to show you what I'm talking about.  you can faintly see the oval shape but it is still there  Front  I found this inexpensive brake duct that looks like it would work with the spoiler Allstar performance ALL42141 http://www.summitracing.com/parts/aaf-all42141http://www.amazon.com/Allstar-ALL42141-Single-Plastic-Cooling/dp/B006K8K8HG#productDetails  the dimensions are 9.5 x 5.6 x 4.8 inches which fits on the back side of my spoiler. If I were to do it, I would cut out the duct shape and mount this flanged brake duct either with rivets or ABS glue. That should make a solid duct and would be even easier to connect brake duct hose to than even the older ducted spoiler versions
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
[Re: RylisPro]
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Another option for ducting is to look at what's available from the local hardware stores (Home Depot, Lowes, Ace, Sears, etc) in their shop-vacuum supply equipment parts. I've found a part at Hm Depot that can actually fit inside the Challenger T/A front spoiler sections (with very minimal massaging, and perhaps use epoxy glue to hold in place).... its only 2.5" diameter for the hose, but the unique advantage is that the duct tube is shaped at an angle (about 30~45 degrees) so that the hose can be attached and routed parallel to the ground. So, look at that option for also mounting to the cool AAR TransAm front spoilers. (You can purchase the 2.5" diameter hose from those stores, as well, in either 7' lengths or little longer. Or else, purchase racing duct in 2.5" diameter from racing outlets. I'd imagine that 2.5" diameter hose is sufficient for our maximum speed events where needed... unless you can get over 125 mph routinely.) 
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Check out MOPAR ACTION MAGAZINE, August 2006 issue for feature article and specs on my autocross T/A!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Your 'Cuda looks awesome!
Mopar Mitch
"Road racers and autocrossers go in deeper and come out harder!"... and rain never stops us from having fun with our cars... in fact, it makes us better drivers!
Check out MOPAR ACTION MAGAZINE, August 2006 issue for feature article and specs on my autocross T/A!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Installed and already at the racetrack
Looks bad azzz man! You have quite a few pics on your blog I see - thanks! How do people react to your 'Cuda in Austria?
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Thank you for the compliments,
I actually get quite a few thumbs up when driving around on the streets...American classic cars have a large following here, with numerous shows and gatherings. But not many owners really take their cars to the track - so when the flag drops, you're mostly up against Porsches, Alfas and BMWs...
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Thank you for the compliments,
I actually get quite a few thumbs up when driving around on the streets...American classic cars have a large following here, with numerous shows and gatherings. But not many owners really take their cars to the track - so when the flag drops, you're mostly up against Porsches, Alfas and BMWs...
thomas
Glad to hear it! Just seeing your car on the track, with the other European cars, looks surreal. I hope you keep on enjoying it and kick a few butts as well... 
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Yes I still have a few spoilers left! Please click on my screen name to find my email and send me a message to order one Thanks!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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any chance of a hood in the future?
Sorry mat, unfortunately I not going to make a hood.
I got my AAR hood from Year One though!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I didn't see where you have yet made for the Challenger....I would take one if they are available
I had another thread for possible Challenger Spoilers but it has since disappeared. I tried to get them made in ABS plastic but there was never enough people who would drop down a deposit so that I could get a mold made.
Cudaspoilerguy has some Chally spoilers in fiberglass and is the same person I got mine from
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I didn't see where you have yet made for the Challenger....I would take one if they are available
I had another thread for possible Challenger Spoilers but it has since disappeared. I tried to get them made in ABS plastic but there was never enough people who would drop down a deposit so that I could get a mold made.
Cudaspoilerguy has some Chally spoilers in fiberglass and is the same person I got mine from
Thank You!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Here you go Steve!  Your spoiler is on its way to Denmark You are getting spoiler #023 because I can't count haha! Hope you enjoy it!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I have only 3 spoilers left from my 3rd batch, so I had some more made.   The white paper is a protective cover so that you get your spoiler in good shape. PM if interesed in ordering Thanks!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Hello, Thanks for the interest in the spoiler! First step to purchase one is to please email me your shipping zipcode at: arielrylis@yahoo.com This also acts as a record/receipt of the transaction. I don't always check my PM's but do check my email regularly. Thanks
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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It's been a while since I received the spoiler. But, my car is finally back from paint so I thought that I would shoot you a picture of it installed. We added side skirts to fill in the gap between the spoiler and body.
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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I forgot to post up your pic Bryan! ![[Linked Image]](https://images2.imgbox.com/2e/06/QuchSA0i_o.jpg) Glad you like the spoiler ![[Linked Image]](https://images2.imgbox.com/be/42/h8Jx9IbU_o.jpg) Here is the last of the `Cuda front spoilers we have on hand until the next batch and is for sale at current pricing. The price of ABS plastic went up slightly which sucks... The previous price increase on the front spoilers was back in 2012. We won't have updated pricing until the new batch comes out, but we'll keep you posted thanks! ![[Linked Image]](https://i.imgbox.com/hUS4EVKz.gif)
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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Your spoiler is on it's way Bernie! You are getting spoiler #051 ![[Linked Image]](https://images2.imgbox.com/0d/6c/RwyaXSKh_o.jpg) Forgot to take a pic haha! Thanks!
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