Spoiler Opinion?!?!
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It might look good if you mold the edges in, if not it won't look that good. I don't think it will flow right with the car. Just look for a shark wing, looks the best and the holes for the spoiler are already in the hatch.
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there is a lower version of that wing that would look soo much better. can't tell you what year it is on, just know it was a eclipse is all.
this discussion has been done a billion times. pretty much everyone agrees that a lower profile wing looks better on these cars minus the factory oem shark wing found on RD1's.
type-r's just plain rock. hell, even the little bump in the back on a RD2 looks good.
this discussion has been done a billion times. pretty much everyone agrees that a lower profile wing looks better on these cars minus the factory oem shark wing found on RD1's.
type-r's just plain rock. hell, even the little bump in the back on a RD2 looks good.
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I'm with T01 here. There has to be a sharp/curve balance on the car. That spoiler is much too high and too curvy for our cars. The theme of our car is sharp meets smooth.
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