streetworkxs
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Can somebody get me a part number? I need a new air dam for my car. must be single full width spoiler/ air dam
'84-85 air dam part number?
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Tommy reynolds
TR's 85
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- Dec 31, 2006
Air Dam
Check out GBodyparts.com.
They have a nice 1 piece air dam.
I installed one on my 85.
it is about $190 + shipping.
Check out GBodyparts.com.
They have a nice 1 piece air dam.
I installed one on my 85.
it is about $190 + shipping.
novaderrik
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- May 12, 2004
TR Custom Parts
Mark Hueffman - Owner
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- May 25, 2001
There was a price break from the manufacturer and we decided to pass the savings on to our customers. Can be used on the 84-5 hot air cars as well as the 86-7 intercooled cars using a front mount IC. These are about 1" lower than the stock dam.
They are on this page of our site. Air Dam - Full Width
They are on this page of our site. Air Dam - Full Width
novaderrik
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- May 12, 2004
post some pics once it's installed- i really want to order one for my car, but i don't know if it will look goofy or not. i think it will look good, but you know how these things go...
In my opinion, it probably won't look as good at the factory stock "hot air" front spoiler. Not sure until I bolt it on. But I need something to cheat the wind in the brick I race at the track. I've been reading up on the Car Craft and Hot Rod articles on wind tunnel'ling their cars and the ones running the salt flats have a fugly looking aluminum apron around the front of their 76 Camaro. But in the name of reducing Cd rather than aesthetics, I'm looking to reduce the amount of air that goes underneath my car. For me, it's not a safe situation...I've been trapping over 170 mph at the end of the quarter and I have yet to really drop the ride height and add a diffuser under the trunk of my car.
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