lets see your homemade airdam/splitter and rear spoliers

[SS PUNISHER]

Still a work in progress, chopped up a couple air dams from 90's full size Chevy trucks.
I'm planning on getting a sheet of polycarbonate and making a splitter and belly pan for her soon.
I've got about $15 and about 2 hrs work in it so far.

[corvettekid1973]

All under $200

[Sirpent]

Not U.S. muscle but no longer a rice burner either.....................

Upfront my hybrid spoiler / nose in progress while pushing the envelope an AMG 3.2L super charged V6 with 354 hp and 332 ft.lbf of torque which should increase with the planned MoTeC ECU, SC pulley and intercooler upgrades............driving the rears a T56 6 speed conversion.

[NOT A TA]

Finished making a taller version of a stock rear Firebird spoiler.

[rab]

bumping for more.

[NOT A TA]

Built a 2 part splitter I can change plywood front sections on to change the distance it sticks out so I can tune for front/rear down force balance.

[PSIxGEO]

Not exactly homemade, but not off the shelf either ;)

[Zspoiler]

You can look up at the SCCA ,IMSA Camel GT race cars from back in that era,Some were pretty wild,

[Protouringstang73]

My version of a rear spoiler, made with a layer of fiberglass that are attached to the deck lid then added foam on top of that and made the shape I wanted. Then I added fiberglass and a lot of resin on top of the foam and it is now close to be done. It's crazy how much time it takes, damn! But worth it in the end.

The car is a 1973 Mustang Fastback

[bbcowboy]

This is my homemade front spoiler

[ChevelleNV]

This is my homemade front spoiler

Nice....

[hotrod56]

How did u make it cowboy?

[Zspoiler]

Look up the SCCA /IMSA road racers of the same period.And how wild or mild you would want to go.

[bbcowboy]

Hey Hotrod56
A lot of sweat and blood...ha ha Its made out of metal except for the ducts... if I did it again I would make the dusts out of metal also...

[Josh@Ridetech]

^ looks good!!

[Protouringstang73]

My two piece spoiler on my 1973 Mustang, now in primer

[hotrod56]

My two piece spoiler on my 1973 Mustang, now in primer

Tell us how you made it? Pictures would be nice also please.

[USAZR1]

I want a big air dam for the front of my 70 El Camino. Spoilers by Randy offers three for a 70 A-body but I can't make up my mind about one of those, yet. Spectre made one I really like but they have been discontinued. Wish I had the talent some of you possess, I'd design and build my own but I don't. Hard to believe that only two businesses have built these.

Spectre air dam:

[Munssey]

A few we made from the archives to share.

71 Firebird PT project based on the Zoland Concept sketches

[Munssey]

And the Falcon Apron (was not happy with the way the Mustang aprons fit) but wanted an old school T/A look.