Chin Spoiler
03-06-2006, 07:42 PM
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03-07-2006, 02:32 AM
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RE: Chin Spoiler
I have the steeda chin spoiler..but...I tell you that you have to really careful with em.
1. any kind of incline driveway etc. you have to take at an angle. or it will scrape
2. back into all your parking paces so you don't even take a chance of knicking it on a curb (like I did).
3. even when I was my most careful I still scuffed the bottom of it at times.
I looks beautiful but I'm already tring to decide whether to spend $500 for a new one and try again or just take the bloody thing off.
Straight Flushes,
SAM
1. any kind of incline driveway etc. you have to take at an angle. or it will scrape
2. back into all your parking paces so you don't even take a chance of knicking it on a curb (like I did).
3. even when I was my most careful I still scuffed the bottom of it at times.
I looks beautiful but I'm already tring to decide whether to spend $500 for a new one and try again or just take the bloody thing off.
Straight Flushes,
SAM
03-07-2006, 03:46 AM
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RE: Chin Spoiler
Youve also have these for nice choices
http://www.mustangtuning.com/cdcclchsp2.html <-- supporting vendor!
http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com...CHIN_SPOILERS/ <-- better pics
http://www.mustangtuning.com/cdcclchsp2.html <-- supporting vendor!
http://www.classicdesignconcepts.com...CHIN_SPOILERS/ <-- better pics
03-07-2006, 02:22 PM
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RE: Chin Spoiler
Yeah, i perfer CDC Classic chin spoiler as thats what i have but you have to be very careful with it, i can say +1 onto backing into all your spots lol... first week i had it on i hit curb TWICE... nothing immediatly noticeable but i know the scratch is there and it drives me nuts.
PS, it doesnt make the ground clearance all that worse, just take bumps slow and gentle if you have any doubt but really its basically the same as stock just a tad bit lower
PS, it doesnt make the ground clearance all that worse, just take bumps slow and gentle if you have any doubt but really its basically the same as stock just a tad bit lower
03-08-2006, 08:58 PM
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RE: Chin Spoiler
ORIGINAL: Kaldar142
Yeah, i perfer CDC Classic chin spoiler as thats what i have but you have to be very careful with it, i can say +1 onto backing into all your spots lol... first week i had it on i hit curb TWICE... nothing immediatly noticeable but i know the scratch is there and it drives me nuts.
PS, it doesnt make the ground clearance all that worse, just take bumps slow and gentle if you have any doubt but really its basically the same as stock just a tad bit lower
Yeah, i perfer CDC Classic chin spoiler as thats what i have but you have to be very careful with it, i can say +1 onto backing into all your spots lol... first week i had it on i hit curb TWICE... nothing immediatly noticeable but i know the scratch is there and it drives me nuts.
PS, it doesnt make the ground clearance all that worse, just take bumps slow and gentle if you have any doubt but really its basically the same as stock just a tad bit lower