Spoiler pics on MY01 needed to help decide
06 January 2002, 08:33 PM
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As the subject states i am in the process of deciding which spoiler to go for. Could anyone with the following spoilers on their MY01 post them up for me. PLEASE 
Im interested in Scoobysport, TSL, Rallytech & MRT
If these are of side & rear view, it would be a great help in my decision making. Tanks in advance.
Im interested in Scoobysport, TSL, Rallytech & MRT
If these are of side & rear view, it would be a great help in my decision making. Tanks in advance.
06 January 2002, 09:31 PM
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graham goode spoiler,bolts straight on like most,uses your current brake light but upside down.
mike
[Edited by mbc - cos he cant post pics properly]
[Edited by mbc - 1/6/2002 9:36:45 PM]
graham goode spoiler,bolts straight on like most,uses your current brake light but upside down.
mike
[Edited by mbc - cos he cant post pics properly]
[Edited by mbc - 1/6/2002 9:36:45 PM]
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07 January 2002, 02:46 PM
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i reckon they are 100% improvement,i admit they aint too in line with the rest of the car but i do prefer standard to the uk300 ones,they are terrible,even look $hite on the wrc (altough slightly diferent).
but only my opinion
but only my opinion
07 January 2002, 02:54 PM
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Thanks for posting the pics. Spoiler looks great. Think i'll go for your one. Morrettes look great, got a set myself. BTW, how much did that spoiler cost from GG??
Thanks for posting the pics. Spoiler looks great. Think i'll go for your one. Morrettes look great, got a set myself. BTW, how much did that spoiler cost from GG??
08 January 2002, 08:56 AM
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They all look nice but would any one coment on the scooby sport one, is it true they have re-designed the wing, does anyone have any close up pic's in blue.
Yep I am in the same boat unable to decide.
Yep I am in the same boat unable to decide.
08 January 2002, 11:03 AM
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A Scoobysport one is 250mm, a Rallytech is 200mm (have cars with both fitted, in today).
The Scoobysport was designed at this height, so the foil sits in clean air and actually works. The spin off is that you get perfect rear view visibility, being able to see the roofs of following cars
Both are a good improvement over the standard spoiler.
A Scoobysport one is 250mm, a Rallytech is 200mm (have cars with both fitted, in today).
The Scoobysport was designed at this height, so the foil sits in clean air and actually works. The spin off is that you get perfect rear view visibility, being able to see the roofs of following cars
Both are a good improvement over the standard spoiler.
08 January 2002, 01:01 PM
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Chuck,
Looks great........Love the wheels also, there on my must have list at the moment.
Where can I get and how much for the Rallytech spolier? It looks similar to the TSL and Graham Goode spolier. Is it the same as one of these maybe?
Cheers.
Kev S
Looks great........Love the wheels also, there on my must have list at the moment.
Where can I get and how much for the Rallytech spolier? It looks similar to the TSL and Graham Goode spolier. Is it the same as one of these maybe?
Cheers.
Kev S
08 January 2002, 01:25 PM
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Dealer I use has 1 in stock, unpainted it's £395 + vat. Painting and fitting is relatively expensive though. Got mine when ordering the car, doing a p/x etc so bit hazy on what I actually paid.
Ta
Chuck
Ta
Chuck
09 January 2002, 05:45 PM
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Fitting is a doddle but make sure the bolts are clean of paint etc first as I snapped a stud off (Magical father performed miracles and drilled and fitted a new one!!!) but it looks great. Make sure you use the tape around the spoiler t make a superb seal on the boot lid.