OEM front lip spoiler and rear spoiler installed. Looks great! Pictures
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OEM front lip spoiler and rear spoiler installed. Looks great! Pictures
I must say once I saw the pictures on these on this board, I wanted them. The front spoiler really makes a huge difference. It really catches your eye and really adds a lot to the front of the vehicle.
At first I wasn't sure about the rear spoiler. I've never seen one in person, and I must now say it's a must. When test fitting, after I pulled it off - - the car just didn't look the same without it. That rear spoiler is really meant for the car, and it looks like it belongs there. I'm really not one for wings, but this one goes great and almost looks like it's molded to the car. I still think you must see both of these in person to appreciate them.
INSTALL: The front spoiler took no time at all. Maybe about 30 minutes and it was on. The rear spoiler took a little longer. I didn't have the rear spring tool to replace the springs. But, I used some rubber tipped plyers, and got the old ones out no problem. The new springs really make the trunk pop up. It pops up much higher than it did with no wing and the stock springs which I like. If you add the wing and don't put the new springs in, the trunk won't be able to hold itself up after you open it. It would be a good idea to add the new springs.
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At first I wasn't sure about the rear spoiler. I've never seen one in person, and I must now say it's a must. When test fitting, after I pulled it off - - the car just didn't look the same without it. That rear spoiler is really meant for the car, and it looks like it belongs there. I'm really not one for wings, but this one goes great and almost looks like it's molded to the car. I still think you must see both of these in person to appreciate them.
INSTALL: The front spoiler took no time at all. Maybe about 30 minutes and it was on. The rear spoiler took a little longer. I didn't have the rear spring tool to replace the springs. But, I used some rubber tipped plyers, and got the old ones out no problem. The new springs really make the trunk pop up. It pops up much higher than it did with no wing and the stock springs which I like. If you add the wing and don't put the new springs in, the trunk won't be able to hold itself up after you open it. It would be a good idea to add the new springs.
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Re: OEM front lip spoiler and rear spoiler installed. Looks great! Pictures (STC)
SWEEEEEET! 
I think my car is calling for front and rear spoilers!
I'm not a fan of the side strakes. They just looked to stuck on when I saw them at the dealer. I don't think I'd put them on even if someone gave them to me. I also heard they get weatherd really quick and get full of chips.
I think my car is calling for front and rear spoilers!I'm not a fan of the side strakes. They just looked to stuck on when I saw them at the dealer. I don't think I'd put them on even if someone gave them to me. I also heard they get weatherd really quick and get full of chips.
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Re: OEM front lip spoiler and rear spoiler installed. Looks great! Pictures (9d9GSR)
the front lip makes such a big difference in the car. 
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Re: OEM front lip spoiler and rear spoiler installed. Looks great! Pictures (Jason B)
Is that rear spoiler really THAT heavy? It doesn't look all that heavy. Looks niiiiice.
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