Richard Beneke

I purchased a 2019 Bullitt (classic green color) that had all the options checked. Not because I'm a McQueen fanboy, but because I literally could not find a GT premium with a the options I wanted WITH a friggin manual. They were either the wrong color, had active exhaust but no magneride (or vice versa), or weren't pp1 (looked at pp2 but I don't feel like purchasing a brand new set of tires to replace the quasi track dedicated it comes with), or it was loaded but with an auto. So Bullitt it was, and it had the Recaros, which was an added bonus. Question is, is there any tasteful way to modify the body without being completely blasphemous to the car? I like the restrained look, but I kind of want a duck bill spoiler. Just because the build I want to do could benefit from some added downforce in the back.

proeagles

It's your car do whatever makes you happy. If you are worried about resale and originality leave it alone. How good are you on the track? I mean really? I doubt you would notice the lack of down force if you are the typical weekend warrior with no actual real training from an actual real professional instructor such as you would get from a professional school like the Spring Mountain Ron Fellows Corvette school.