airdam replace ment
Re: airdam replace ment
Originally posted by gearheadz
Hi
I made a new airdam for my firebird out of stainless steel
and was wondering if any one wants one for themselves?
Hi
I made a new airdam for my firebird out of stainless steel
and was wondering if any one wants one for themselves?
sure can,black would definately stick
price is about 35$
note you would have to do some curb jumping to damage this thing,I work in a metal fab shop and when i tightend the new airdamn in it straightend out my lower core support,which was cool
price is about 35$
note you would have to do some curb jumping to damage this thing,I work in a metal fab shop and when i tightend the new airdamn in it straightend out my lower core support,which was cool
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Originally posted by gearheadz
sure can,black would definately stick
price is about 35$
note you would have to do some curb jumping to damage this thing,I work in a metal fab shop and when i tightend the new airdamn in it straightend out my lower core support,which was cool
sure can,black would definately stick
price is about 35$
note you would have to do some curb jumping to damage this thing,I work in a metal fab shop and when i tightend the new airdamn in it straightend out my lower core support,which was cool
i would think that a setup with springs to hold it still would be better.
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I scrape mine quite often...the first bump I hit with a metal one would bend it back. Bent back it won't function. Spring loaded it will have to be tight enough to stay straight at interstate speeds--tight enough a scrape would still hurt it. But hey, that's around here where the roads are poor. 2 lane no shoulders.
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