Front spoiler for GT/CS
It might get more visibility here since some (many?) are adding the GTCS bumper to their "regular" cars.
Also, talk to ARP--they can custom make one for you if you want, though it is a bit pricing at $340+shipping. But hey, it would be a one-off.
Also, talk to ARP--they can custom make one for you if you want, though it is a bit pricing at $340+shipping. But hey, it would be a one-off.
spioler /splitter
Please look at the 2008 saleen S302 Extreme,front bumper ,I've seen this car up close the lower spioler/splitter will fit the GT/CS bumper , but it is costly $$$,see if you can get a Ford dealer to get you one , or try ( Saleen .com ),also see May issue of 5.0 MUSTANG & SUPER FORDS,
Please look at the 2008 saleen S302 Extreme,front bumper ,I've seen this car up close the lower spioler/splitter will fit the GT/CS bumper , but it is costly $$$,see if you can get a Ford dealer to get you one , or try ( Saleen .com ),also see May issue of 5.0 MUSTANG & SUPER FORDS,
I guess I'm looking mostly at a splitter, not the spoiler. It has a spoiler kind of integrated into the front fascia as it is, but it is not that large or agressive looking. I'm OK with it, I was just seeing what options I had.
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I don't like the center section painted, I like it black. as for the spoiler, I like it... flat black not glossy. $800 prob. not. and not where I live with all the hills. Need the ground clearence.
I really like it. Flat black and its exaclty what I'd be looking for. Now if only a few dozen more Shelby GT and GT/CS owners wanted them for their cars maybe somebody like CDC, Street Scene, or SHR would make it for us.
Last edited by 2k7gtcs; Mar 27, 2008 at 10:49 PM.
Maybe roto molded, but the tool cost for pressure injection is going to be a killer on this one in plastic. I'd think a fiberglass one would work, but then you'll have to be careful of damage to the piece due to impact. Urethane / roto mold is the best idea, but I still don't know if it would be "affordable" for you guys on the end of it due to the production quantity - the bigger the piece, the bigger the initial investment, hence why fiberglass is such a good answer in low-production parts.
We're moving in a few weeks to our new showroom / production facility (more news as available) and it is only a mile from one of the best glass shops in FL, so I will get with them yet again to see if they have time to fit something like this into low-volume production.
We're moving in a few weeks to our new showroom / production facility (more news as available) and it is only a mile from one of the best glass shops in FL, so I will get with them yet again to see if they have time to fit something like this into low-volume production.



