Mew

hi where i find one of these for a classic shape subaru (1999) and how much for gen / rep?? iv only found them on american websites lol

chocolate_o_brian

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i know htautos do them. i nearly considered getting one myself, then realised how bad the square spoiler would look on a physically smaller rounder car than the newage.

seriously, you would have to do other stuff to make it look proper. your not gonna buy lexus lights too are you, or chrome rims gangster

D6ale

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Shudders at the thought of lexus lights.....

krisclarkuk

iTrader: (1)

worst... spoiler.... ever

(ok, i know there are wooden ones and stuff on the interweb but seriously, whats that all about!)

Mew

no lesux lights... was goin to stick with the ones already one car when i bought. they standard with bottom part smoked.

Ryo

I think it'd look naff. Its easy for a spoiler to look far too big on a classic.

The rookie

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As that spoiler never went on a Classic in the WRC, why would you want to look a complete Tool, stick to the STi high or a Prodrive one (P1/22B/RB5 etc)which is very similar to that used on the WRC cars....

As an aside, or is it just me that thinks the GB270 rear spoiler (saloon clearly) is the best looking spoiler to get on an as-registered newage?

Simon

SwissTony

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there was a thread a while back about a guy who had done the same to his classic..if i remember rightly it seemed to gain a few negative comments

SwissTony

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https://www.scoobynet.com/members-ga...y-classic.html

Ryo

Not just you, I really like the GB270, the spoiler is great.

Mew

been looking around and wrc spoiler seems abit expensive for my classic lol seen it at £800..... thats coming to 20% of my car's worth lol

hmm i already have a wrx maybe il just take the sti spoiler of that and paint it.. then spend the money i save on something else..

chocolate_o_brian

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now your seeing sence