Rear Spoiler - Is it time to get rid of it?
. Waxing around the spoiler was kind of a pain. I planned on a ducktail spoiler sometime in the future but it looks so clean without. Undecided now.
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Just took mine off yesterday. Eventually going with the 3d Carbon ducktail. Just unscrew from under trunk lid. Pull of excess sticky tape then plug. I found small plugs at Pep Boys and used a little silicone. I was to trick this car out but the more stealthy it becomes, the more I like it. I'm even going to paint the calipers black and smoke the lights.
Thanks, Joe
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That's it, that's the look! Thanks for the shot, it's gorgeous!!! Now, according to two local bodyshops, it will cost me $500-$600 to plug the holes and repaint as necessary the rear of the car to match the Redfire paint.
The last shop owner thinks I should keep the rear spoiler, and ditch the front hood scoop. I'm now thinking he maybe right.
I know this is all personal opinions, but I'm beginning to think it would be better to stop the mods now, and wait for the 2009 model to start over. So, now what?
Please share your thoughts, Joe
The last shop owner thinks I should keep the rear spoiler, and ditch the front hood scoop. I'm now thinking he maybe right.
I know this is all personal opinions, but I'm beginning to think it would be better to stop the mods now, and wait for the 2009 model to start over. So, now what?
Please share your thoughts, Joe
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If you change the hood and want to go with a stock hood get a take-off hood. It will probably save you some cash on a repaint.
If i could have gotten a spoiler delete I would have done it but I was limited to what the dealer had. I originally decided on vista blue and found one without the spoiler but once I saw a black stang I had to go black.
If i could have gotten a spoiler delete I would have done it but I was limited to what the dealer had. I originally decided on vista blue and found one without the spoiler but once I saw a black stang I had to go black.
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That's it, that's the look! Thanks for the shot, it's gorgeous!!! Now, according to two local bodyshops, it will cost me $500-$600 to plug the holes and repaint as necessary the rear of the car to match the Redfire paint.
The last shop owner thinks I should keep the rear spoiler, and ditch the front hood scoop. I'm now thinking he maybe right.
I know this is all personal opinions, but I'm beginning to think it would be better to stop the mods now, and wait for the 2009 model to start over. So, now what?
Please share your thoughts, Joe
The last shop owner thinks I should keep the rear spoiler, and ditch the front hood scoop. I'm now thinking he maybe right.
I know this is all personal opinions, but I'm beginning to think it would be better to stop the mods now, and wait for the 2009 model to start over. So, now what?
Please share your thoughts, Joe
In my own humble opinion of course.
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