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Plenum
Posted: Thu Feb 10, 22 11:39 pm
by 68Charger
Hi guys ive been watching Chris Birdsong or Junkerup on youtube he rebuilds Chargers if you havent watched him go and have a look his metal work is outstanding, anyway under the rear window is something called a plenum and wondered if any of you guys know what purpose this serves ?
Re: Plenum
Posted: Fri Feb 11, 22 9:28 am
by Dave999
well i guess its just a space between outer body and inner strenghthening or chassis.
i don't know gen2 chargers at all
i do know the same term used for the gap between cowl and tunnel/underdash at the front...
Plenum is physics term to mean space, Its a space enclosed or partially enclosed by a boundary
has the chap in the video used the correct term
does he just mean "the boot"
if i get into the boot on my A body the bit under the window is single skin bodywork on a 68-70 US car it may be enclosed i guess
dave
Re: Plenum
Posted: Fri Feb 11, 22 10:20 am
by Stu
Dave, you need stop getting in your boot, just sleep on the sofa when you’re in trouble, like the rest of us.

Re: Plenum
Posted: Fri Feb 11, 22 11:26 am
by Dave999
have you tried putting those torsion bars back in......

Re: Plenum
Posted: Mon Feb 14, 22 8:06 pm
by Matt74
I think this is what you are referring to
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/For-Dodge-Ch ... 632-2357-0
Having had my charger nearly completely apart I can say that this does add a fair amount of strength/support to the deck filler panel and trunk opening!
Re: Plenum
Posted: Tue Feb 15, 22 9:06 am
by Dave999
a big strengthening thing. if ever there was one
Nice !
Dave
Re: Plenum
Posted: Sun Feb 20, 22 5:29 pm
by westcoastdodge
replaced this on mine,spot welded at package tray and the rear trunk opening lip,not very strong at all around there without it

Re: Plenum
Posted: Wed Feb 23, 22 4:11 am
by Chargingatchya
Yes indeed it’s propose is to add strength and also ties in the deck filler to package tray. Meant to have some sound dampening purpose too. Although it only welds in at the front and back with the sides being stuck down with seam sealer.
