View Poll Results: Which Rear Spoiler do you like?
R-magic
16
6.13%
MazdaSpeed
121
46.36%
GT wing (RE-amiya, Feed, LEG RX8)
33
12.64%
Appearance Package Spoiler
54
20.69%
No Spoiler
37
14.18%
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Rear Spoiler/Wing Info
#79
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Join Date: Jun 2002
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Originally posted by Napboy
I know mines on the way. I should have it in a couple of days. It's too bad I've decided to return my car. Anyone interested in a winning blue spoiler?
I know mines on the way. I should have it in a couple of days. It's too bad I've decided to return my car. Anyone interested in a winning blue spoiler?
#81
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Join Date: Feb 2003
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spoiler depot velocity red spoiler
Well, here's some pics of my car with the Spoiler Depot spoiler. Paint is a perfect match! It sure took ***** of steel to drill those 4 holes into the trunk, let me tell you!
Last edited by RX8Lover; 09-11-2003 at 10:05 AM.
#85
really nice job! looks great.
when i did mine, i wasnt sure how the red or blue would come out because of the different paint.....mine is just straight yellow.
i LOVE that red!!!!
but i LOVE my yellow as well!
great look!
when i did mine, i wasnt sure how the red or blue would come out because of the different paint.....mine is just straight yellow.
i LOVE that red!!!!
but i LOVE my yellow as well!
great look!
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SpoilerDepot spoiler install & pics (Ti-Gray)
I got my spoiler from spoilerdepot.com. It went well, though I'd give the instructions about a 6. They were generic instructions and I got a few more parts than the parts sheet indicated (some rubber grommets). However, the spoiler was in very good shape and packed well. Ordered 9/8.. shipped 9/11, arrived 9/18 (ups ground). I paid $260 total with freight.
The car before:
The car before:
#91
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The box and the parts. Spoiler was wrapped up and taped and the gray form fitting insulation added. A parts list, a bag of screws and some weatherstripping.
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The bottom of the spoiler. You're supposed to use the set screws to position the spoiler to create dimples in the trunk lid. Personally, I'd much rather have a template.
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Great job.... I wouldn't have been able to drill the holes myself (which is why it's going to be brought somewhere)... Building stuff w/ wood is one thing... drilling holes in my brand new car is another
#100
i got my yellow one from the same place. did you paint the holes? you need to paint them so they wont rust. just need touch up paint. i really liked the quality of the spoiler, nice and light also did not effect the tunk shocks at all, some times a aftermarket spoiler will be too heavy and the trunk wont stay up. not a problem with these. i highly recomend it it is a great price too considering factory is $350.0 unpainted. so for $260.00 cant beat the price. :D :D