Rallytech rear spoilers
06 February 2004, 10:50 PM
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If it is like the one fitted to the MY01, it will look like this:
My dealer fitted mine, so I can't comment on fitting. All I know is that the brake light has to be turned upside down to fit!
Looks miles better than the standard spolier.
Chris
My dealer fitted mine, so I can't comment on fitting. All I know is that the brake light has to be turned upside down to fit!
Looks miles better than the standard spolier.
Chris
07 February 2004, 08:27 AM
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Yep, they ARE the nutz 
I've had more than a few people compliment mine
Very easy to fit as the bolts go through the original holes and as said the brake light goes into the spoiler upside down. I used some double sided tape to give it that bit of extra fixing strength on the top and bottom of the brake light and also on the spoiler. You'll get a grommet which is supposed to go over the brake light cable and fit in to the hole in the boot lid - I didn't bother with it and just sealed the hole with some clear mastic (putty-like stuff you use in bathrooms). Seal up any areas between the brake light and the spoiler (I had a very, very small area to fill in) with the same stuff and Robert is your mother's brother.
If I could find a search feature on SN v3.0 I'd be able to find a thread called "Rallytech spoiler leak" which discussed fitting them. BTW - no leaks !
I've had more than a few people compliment mine Very easy to fit as the bolts go through the original holes and as said the brake light goes into the spoiler upside down. I used some double sided tape to give it that bit of extra fixing strength on the top and bottom of the brake light and also on the spoiler. You'll get a grommet which is supposed to go over the brake light cable and fit in to the hole in the boot lid - I didn't bother with it and just sealed the hole with some clear mastic (putty-like stuff you use in bathrooms). Seal up any areas between the brake light and the spoiler (I had a very, very small area to fill in) with the same stuff and Robert is your mother's brother.
If I could find a search feature on SN v3.0 I'd be able to find a thread called "Rallytech spoiler leak" which discussed fitting them. BTW - no leaks !
15 April 2004, 03:34 PM
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How long did it take for your rallytech spoiler to be deliverd??
Whats it as easy as people make out to fit??
Whats the qualty like??
Im just about to order one myself
How long did it take for your rallytech spoiler to be deliverd??
Whats it as easy as people make out to fit??
Whats the qualty like??
Im just about to order one myself
15 April 2004, 05:56 PM
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Can't comment on delivery as mine came via my dealer. I haven't had any problems with leaks etc, but I guess that is down to how and who fits it.
Quality has improved, but remember that RallyTech actually make stuff for proper rally cars. Therefore the fit and finish isn't necessarily as high as some other companies, so check it (this isn't to stay it won't be fine, but check it anyway). I did have one rejected by my dealer. Paint quality and finish is down to who paints it really
I've been very happy with mine - its been on the car for over two years with no problems. I would happily recommend them.
Chris
Quality has improved, but remember that RallyTech actually make stuff for proper rally cars. Therefore the fit and finish isn't necessarily as high as some other companies, so check it (this isn't to stay it won't be fine, but check it anyway). I did have one rejected by my dealer. Paint quality and finish is down to who paints it really
I've been very happy with mine - its been on the car for over two years with no problems. I would happily recommend them.
Chris
15 April 2004, 06:46 PM
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im looking to get mine from www.drmotorsport.co.uk
It comes painted so hopefully the paint etc should be ok
It comes painted so hopefully the paint etc should be ok
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15 April 2004, 09:22 PM
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I nearly ordered a rallytech spoiler.....
Originally Posted by Chris L
DR Motorsport have been supplying them for ages, so there shouldn't be a problem.
Chris
Chris
Can anybody tell me of a stockist of these?
Seems they r made in Poland
ANY leads to a stockist would be much appreciated
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