Homegrown Spoiler Delete
04-23-2008, 04:10 PM
#12
5th Gear Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Ontario,Canada
Posts: 3,471
RE: Homegrown Spoiler Delete
ORIGINAL: StickShifty
i took mine off, and put on some rubber plugs from the local hardware store. the plugs didnt look too good, they stood out too much! i would have to fine a deck lid with the spoiler delete.
i took mine off, and put on some rubber plugs from the local hardware store. the plugs didnt look too good, they stood out too much! i would have to fine a deck lid with the spoiler delete.
04-23-2008, 04:27 PM
#13
4th Gear Member
Join Date: Jan 2008
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RE: Homegrown Spoiler Delete
Yall may not have regrets to having spoilers but leave us spoiler delete peeps along. There is NOTHING plain nor wrong about not wanting one. I searched HARD for one without a spoiler. I will NEVER put one on my car. My car is NOT plain. I love it. NOW I dont mind spoilers and will NOT dog on anyone for having one, so nobody should DOG on him for not wanting one. i think it looks great! There are WAY more with them than without, so being without is not plain, it is being DIFFERENT!
04-23-2008, 05:17 PM
#20
3rd Gear Member
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Chicago
Posts: 757
RE: Homegrown Spoiler Delete
Hey PCstang05,
No no, I'm sorry if it sounded like I was calling you out, I certainly wasn't. If I really thought you should be called out for what you said I would have addressed you directly.
I was referring to a general trend I've noticed among car enthusiasts. As it turns out, I've heard the paint-snobbery comments from some people on this Forum, but it was long ago and I didn't think it warranted looking up old posts. I was just trying to give encouragement and defense to the home-ingenuity guys, that's all.
As for the "plain" criticism, I'm not sure plain constitutes an attack, but it most certainly sounds more respectful than "Dude, that sucks!" Plain is good for some folks. I like plain. I mean, at least I like it relative to the opposite extreme you see on some of those import body kits...hell, give me plain any day over the "my God! the fiberglass is growing into an intelligent life form and wants the title to the car!" sort of overkill.
+1 on the factory spoiler delete...lord that would've saved quite a bit of hassle.
Best,
-j
No no, I'm sorry if it sounded like I was calling you out, I certainly wasn't. If I really thought you should be called out for what you said I would have addressed you directly.
I was referring to a general trend I've noticed among car enthusiasts. As it turns out, I've heard the paint-snobbery comments from some people on this Forum, but it was long ago and I didn't think it warranted looking up old posts. I was just trying to give encouragement and defense to the home-ingenuity guys, that's all.
As for the "plain" criticism, I'm not sure plain constitutes an attack, but it most certainly sounds more respectful than "Dude, that sucks!" Plain is good for some folks. I like plain. I mean, at least I like it relative to the opposite extreme you see on some of those import body kits...hell, give me plain any day over the "my God! the fiberglass is growing into an intelligent life form and wants the title to the car!" sort of overkill.
+1 on the factory spoiler delete...lord that would've saved quite a bit of hassle.
Best,
-j