Mustang Man Hunter

So I want to go wingless for a bit on my new edge. I like the look it gives it. Any ideas as to how i should go about plugging the holes cheap but effectively? Obviously I'd like it flush but for cheap I'm sure that won't happen. As long as it won't stick way up I think I'd try most anything.

Thanks for any help!

dawson1112

The cheap way is to find some rubber plugs and paint them the color of your car, insert them into the holes left from the spoiler. This allows you to reinstall the spoiler if you wish later on, how ever it doesn't look as good. Permanently filling the holes with body filler and having the entire deck lid refinished is expensive but looks better. You have to decide for your self.

Mustang Man Hunter

Wouldn't rubber crack after being in the sun for too long? I wonder if they make plastic plugs that would fit in the holes.

dawson1112

Of course it would but depending on the type of rubber it is , your tires take years of out door abuse before they dry and crack. I am not suggesting you do one or the other , but you have to find what works for you. Plastic wont seal well, and you would likely need to put some kind of sealant on them . Youll just have to get creative about it.

Soldier GT

If I were you I wouldnt go cheap with this. I've seen some guys around here that didn't spend the extra coin and their cars looks like straight azz. What size tires do you have in the rear?

torchred02

wingless only looks good on lowered cars imo with wide rear tires

Mustang Man Hunter

I'll be getting 18x9s with 275/35-18 Sumitomo High Performance HTR Z II Tires shortly and dropping it 1.5 maybe 2 inches but at the moment it's at stock height and i'm rocking the stock wheels/tires

BabyGT

Don't forget about being a hard top as well. Wingless does not look good on convertibles. Been there, I put it back.