V6 & GT rear spoiler
#12
RE: V6 & GT rear spoiler
Personally, I could care less for the GT500 spoiler.
Just my opinion. I can find many other stuff to improve on the car besides the spoiler. It also doesn't help that I probably couldn't set on one.
Just my opinion. I can find many other stuff to improve on the car besides the spoiler. It also doesn't help that I probably couldn't set on one.
#13
RE: V6 & GT rear spoiler
ORIGINAL: tmsmith
Personally, I could care less for the GT500 spoiler.
Just my opinion. I can find many other stuff to improve on the car besides the spoiler. It also doesn't help that I probably couldn't set on one.
Personally, I could care less for the GT500 spoiler.
Just my opinion. I can find many other stuff to improve on the car besides the spoiler. It also doesn't help that I probably couldn't set on one.
#14
RE: V6 & GT rear spoiler
Check out some of the after market suppliers like CDC and Street Sceens (sp?). I have the GT500 spoiler too but now it seems everybody and his dog Fred has one, they're becoming too common!
PS Weren't you the one who posted about all the cheap plastic tape on/bolt on parts looking hokey? Why the change of heart? If that wasn't you never mind.
PS Weren't you the one who posted about all the cheap plastic tape on/bolt on parts looking hokey? Why the change of heart? If that wasn't you never mind.
#15
RE: V6 & GT rear spoiler
The V6 spoiler S&X as it rubs the paint over time around the ends.
The GT spoiler is Plain Jane. The GT500 is a better improvement.
Be 100% sure you want the drag producing spoiler before drilling the holes.
Yellow spoiler delete trunk lids are few and far between and its far
easier to drill holes that it is to fill them.
Also unless the proper precautions are taken to avoid water leakage
in the near and far future, you will have created a rust monster.
The GT spoiler is Plain Jane. The GT500 is a better improvement.
Be 100% sure you want the drag producing spoiler before drilling the holes.
Yellow spoiler delete trunk lids are few and far between and its far
easier to drill holes that it is to fill them.
Also unless the proper precautions are taken to avoid water leakage
in the near and far future, you will have created a rust monster.
#16
RE: V6 & GT rear spoiler
check this thread out, it's pretty old so some of the links might not work but you have most of the names there. lots of options, some are painted but most are not.
https://mustangforums.com/m_1151835/tm.htm
https://mustangforums.com/m_1151835/tm.htm
#18
RE: V6 & GT rear spoiler
I bought a GT takeoff spoiler last year, but I have yet to install it. I'm getting used tothe V6 "low profile" spoiler, so I may just keep it as is.
Right now I don't see any problems with the spoiler rubbing the paint off.
Come next year, I may change my mind and buy the GT500 one.
Right now I don't see any problems with the spoiler rubbing the paint off.
Come next year, I may change my mind and buy the GT500 one.
#19
RE: V6 & GT rear spoiler
ORIGINAL: beaustang
PS Weren't you the one who posted about all the cheap plastic tape on/bolt on parts looking hokey? Why the change of heart? If that wasn't you never mind.
PS Weren't you the one who posted about all the cheap plastic tape on/bolt on parts looking hokey? Why the change of heart? If that wasn't you never mind.
#20
RE: V6 & GT rear spoiler
GT 500 spoiler. Atlanta Mustangs or LMPerformance
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