View Poll Results: which is best
sti spoiler
60
63.16%
black bootlid
3
3.16%
carbon fibre bootlid
16
16.84%
carbon wing
16
16.84%
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spoiler or no spoiler?
28 September 2009, 02:16 PM
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spoiler or no spoiler?
not really keen on my current wrx spoiler but finding it hard to decide and would like opinions what to do these are what im considering:
sti spoiler
smoothed black bootlid no spoiler
carbon fibre bootlid no spoiler
carbon fibre wing
the front grills are now black and also a black painted splitter
sti spoiler
smoothed black bootlid no spoiler
carbon fibre bootlid no spoiler
carbon fibre wing
the front grills are now black and also a black painted splitter
28 September 2009, 02:43 PM
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Spoilerless looks awful IMO i think either a carbon S202 style wing or a carbon STi high spoiler is the best option but its your car and your decision should be based on what you think not what people on here think 
28 September 2009, 06:41 PM
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The larger spoilers can be a pain I find. It obscures a lot of your rear view which I find annoying TBH. I might be tempted by the "risers" that Mylesthegreat suggested if I where you.
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Don't you just hate it when your poll appears on the front page of SNet and idiots just vote randomly from there without reading the actual thread 
02 October 2009, 05:12 PM
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I've been thinking the same thing for the last twelve months 
I decided spoilerless looked good but only if you drop the car so low that I don't believe it would be drivable. I priced up the Seibon spoiler but I wasn't sure how carbon would look on a black car. When I phoned up I was told I would need some holes in the boot lid filling and respraying which would have added £200 to the cost. I ended up going for a Scoobyclinic rather expensive replica, justifying the extra cost over other suppliers because of the 'free' power run 
When I went for it fitting they wouldn't put me on the dyno. I washed the car and it leaked. When I went back (90 miles round trip) they still wouldn't put me on the dyno 
So if I was buying again i'd suggest getting an STI spoiler, but not from Scoobyclinic!
Before:
After, with a few extra mods too but you get the idea.
I decided spoilerless looked good but only if you drop the car so low that I don't believe it would be drivable. I priced up the Seibon spoiler but I wasn't sure how carbon would look on a black car. When I phoned up I was told I would need some holes in the boot lid filling and respraying which would have added £200 to the cost. I ended up going for a Scoobyclinic rather expensive replica, justifying the extra cost over other suppliers because of the 'free' power run When I went for it fitting they wouldn't put me on the dyno. I washed the car and it leaked. When I went back (90 miles round trip) they still wouldn't put me on the dyno So if I was buying again i'd suggest getting an STI spoiler, but not from Scoobyclinic! Before:
After, with a few extra mods too but you get the idea.
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03 October 2009, 03:49 AM
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I've been thinking the same thing for the last twelve months I decided spoilerless looked good but only if you drop the car so low that I don't believe it would be drivable. I priced up the Seibon spoiler but I wasn't sure how carbon would look on a black car. When I phoned up I was told I would need some holes in the boot lid filling and respraying which would have added £200 to the cost. I ended up going for a Scoobyclinic rather expensive replica, justifying the extra cost over other suppliers because of the 'free' power run When I went for it fitting they wouldn't put me on the dyno. I washed the car and it leaked. When I went back (90 miles round trip) they still wouldn't put me on the dyno So if I was buying again i'd suggest getting an STI spoiler, but not from Scoobyclinic!
I decided spoilerless looked good but only if you drop the car so low that I don't believe it would be drivable. I priced up the Seibon spoiler but I wasn't sure how carbon would look on a black car. When I phoned up I was told I would need some holes in the boot lid filling and respraying which would have added £200 to the cost. I ended up going for a Scoobyclinic rather expensive replica, justifying the extra cost over other suppliers because of the 'free' power run When I went for it fitting they wouldn't put me on the dyno. I washed the car and it leaked. When I went back (90 miles round trip) they still wouldn't put me on the dyno So if I was buying again i'd suggest getting an STI spoiler, but not from Scoobyclinic! 
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