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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
[Re: cudazappa]
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01/06/10 07:59 PM
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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 
thanks for the support!
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
[Re: jcc]
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01/07/10 07:20 AM
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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
[Re: RylisPro]
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01/22/10 05:02 PM
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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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02/10/10 12:03 AM
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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02/11/10 08:07 AM
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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
[Re: RylisPro]
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02/22/10 12:27 PM
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Re: Trans Am Cuda front spoiler
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03/07/10 10:08 PM
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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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