Homemade roof spoiler
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ill take the prototype if you upgrade hahaha nice job i was gonna try and fit some other roof spoiler but i dont want to drop a decent amount and then i cant custom fit it properly but this is awesome great work^^^^^^
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I'd be VERY interested in getting one of these! I've been wanting a roof spoiler for my 8 since the first day I bought it. I think you should wrap it around the rear window a little more kinda like the ones you see on some 240's. Agreed on making it thicker too.
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I unfortunately have been way too busy to upgrade my roof spoiler, but the prototype is still on the car and I will now seriously focus on making V2.0!
What other materials do yall think I should use? Lexan is kind of a bitch to work with, and is very hard to bend/shape/mold. So gimme ideas and I'll do my own research as well!
What other materials do yall think I should use? Lexan is kind of a bitch to work with, and is very hard to bend/shape/mold. So gimme ideas and I'll do my own research as well!
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I also like the first pic. I would buy one. i'd make one if i had extra time! already have too many other "saving money DIY" projects bleh (just a bump for the thread too. Totally subscribing)
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There's ALWAYS room for one more project!lol
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Lol, true. I'm the exception - i'd rather finish cars than take on other random projects and become one of those "i've tried to finish and hate to sell but i need money and less projects" guys i buy my projects from on craigslist. You know the kind
aka owning 2 FC's and 2 Rx8's
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