Which spoilers are functional
05-28-2005, 01:08 PM
#11
RE: Which spoilers are functional
ORIGINAL: Aixtreme89
Its not my mind telling me it must be looser. I took my spoiler off to see how it looked with out it. I was driving around last night on the highway. It was raining and I was doing between 80 and 110mph it my back end didnt feel as stable as it usually does in the rain. It made me real nervous a couple of times. Even the "rooster tail" I was creating was different than usual.
I kinda like the cobra R wing, does anyone know if that one is functional?
Its not my mind telling me it must be looser. I took my spoiler off to see how it looked with out it. I was driving around last night on the highway. It was raining and I was doing between 80 and 110mph it my back end didnt feel as stable as it usually does in the rain. It made me real nervous a couple of times. Even the "rooster tail" I was creating was different than usual.
I kinda like the cobra R wing, does anyone know if that one is functional?
05-28-2005, 01:26 PM
#12
Join Date: May 2005
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RE: Which spoilers are functional
i bought my steeda race wing right after i got my GT and ive had no problems with it, i love it, my friend who used to have a GT put a cobra R wing on and he said he loved it but with the cobra r wing he could still see on the trunk lid where the old spoiler used to be.
05-28-2005, 07:04 PM
#16
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Join Date: May 2003
Location: Canada
Posts: 159
RE: Which spoilers are functional
ORIGINAL: Acer2428
As much as I hate to scold people, that was an idiotic move. Driving 100mph in the rain in high hp rwd vehicle. Your rear end didn't feel stable probably because your wheels weren't even making contact with the road. Your spoiler didn't have anything to do with it.
ORIGINAL: Aixtreme89
Its not my mind telling me it must be looser. I took my spoiler off to see how it looked with out it. I was driving around last night on the highway. It was raining and I was doing between 80 and 110mph it my back end didnt feel as stable as it usually does in the rain. It made me real nervous a couple of times. Even the "rooster tail" I was creating was different than usual.
I kinda like the cobra R wing, does anyone know if that one is functional?
Its not my mind telling me it must be looser. I took my spoiler off to see how it looked with out it. I was driving around last night on the highway. It was raining and I was doing between 80 and 110mph it my back end didnt feel as stable as it usually does in the rain. It made me real nervous a couple of times. Even the "rooster tail" I was creating was different than usual.
I kinda like the cobra R wing, does anyone know if that one is functional?
05-29-2005, 12:27 AM
#20
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Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Northern Ky
Posts: 400
RE: Which spoilers are functional
I think the cobra R wing looks good on a limited edition rare car like the cobra R because its not going to be a daily driver every day car but I would not want the wing on my mustang.
The spoilers on a 2003 and say a 99 are different but are they bolted in the same place? wouldn't want to get the steeda wing and have to dril lnew holes or anything incase my spoiler is different than yours
The spoilers on a 2003 and say a 99 are different but are they bolted in the same place? wouldn't want to get the steeda wing and have to dril lnew holes or anything incase my spoiler is different than yours
