Thinking About a Ducktail Wing - A Question
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Thinking About a Ducktail Wing - A Question
I've got a 2008 V6 with the Pony Package, which includes the wing. I'm thinking that I would like to swap it out with a ducktail wing, though.
My question is...Does a ducktail wing exist that will replace the Pony Package wing and either utilize the existing holes or cover them up? And if not, what is the best way to cover the factory holes?
If its not that easy or doesn't look good to swap it out, I'd rather just leave the factory wing on. Does anyone have any experience or advice on this?
Thanks Everyone...
My question is...Does a ducktail wing exist that will replace the Pony Package wing and either utilize the existing holes or cover them up? And if not, what is the best way to cover the factory holes?
If its not that easy or doesn't look good to swap it out, I'd rather just leave the factory wing on. Does anyone have any experience or advice on this?
Thanks Everyone...
#2
There's a lot of companies that make different ducktail spoilers. If you don't get an answer here find the one you like and email or call that company directly bro. GL Let us know how it turns out!
#3
The cervini ducktail spoiler does cover the holes, but the street scene & cdc ductail spoiler dont cover the holes. You can swap trunks with someone who has a spoiler delete near you. You can post a thread about who wants to trade trunks someone in this forums would trade.
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Thanks guys, that's some good advice. I have poked around the internet, and I am definitely liking the Cervini's ducktail spoiler.
Does anyone have any pics of it on their car that they would like to share?
Does anyone have any pics of it on their car that they would like to share?
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Look up Mygt500's car. He has the C-500 kit. I have the Cervinis spoiler and love the look, but it does take up almost your entire rear window. Look for a reputable shop to do the shop paint/install as I have been having problems with my shop keeping the paint from bubbling. I've heard its the urethane material.
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Well what did you end up going with?
Ive heard the cervini requires real good prep prior to painting due to mold release or you will have paint issues.
The only way to cover factory holes w/o the spoiler doin it is to have a body shop fill and paint.
BTW - I dont think a ducktail is a "wing" type spoiler. I think its considered a "lip" type spoiler.
Ive heard the cervini requires real good prep prior to painting due to mold release or you will have paint issues.
The only way to cover factory holes w/o the spoiler doin it is to have a body shop fill and paint.
BTW - I dont think a ducktail is a "wing" type spoiler. I think its considered a "lip" type spoiler.
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The cervini ducktail spoiler does cover the holes, but the street scene & cdc ductail spoiler dont cover the holes. You can swap trunks with someone who has a spoiler delete near you. You can post a thread about who wants to trade trunks someone in this forums would trade.
Look up Mygt500's car. He has the C-500 kit. I have the Cervinis spoiler and love the look, but it does take up almost your entire rear window. Look for a reputable shop to do the shop paint/install as I have been having problems with my shop keeping the paint from bubbling. I've heard its the urethane material.
2. It is 4 inches tall and does make the back window smaller....I love that it blocks most if not all cars and trucks headlights from blaring in the car.
3. Its the mold release from the part and the prep with Cervinis is everything....any reputable body shop should be told that if they dont already know to prevent this from happening.
Well what did you end up going with?
Ive heard the cervini requires real good prep prior to painting due to mold release or you will have paint issues.
The only way to cover factory holes w/o the spoiler doin it is to have a body shop fill and paint.
BTW - I dont think a ducktail is a "wing" type spoiler. I think its considered a "lip" type spoiler.
Ive heard the cervini requires real good prep prior to painting due to mold release or you will have paint issues.
The only way to cover factory holes w/o the spoiler doin it is to have a body shop fill and paint.
BTW - I dont think a ducktail is a "wing" type spoiler. I think its considered a "lip" type spoiler.
2. You maybe correct on that but it will help with down force the faster you go and thats all that matters ....
pics (some good others not so great)
This is my fav.......made motivational posters with it....LOL
I was lucky enough to have a great paint and body guy that is a step above many (pascal and bodyman excluded)