Front lip spoiler for STI hatch
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Front lip spoiler for STI hatch
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Anybody tell me where I can get a Front lip spoiler for a hatch STI (2008 onwards) from? One on ebay for £150, In America they seem to do them a lot cheaper but postage is a killer! Looking for a plastic one really, Revolution do a fibre glass one. Anybody know of other manufacturers?
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Anybody tell me where I can get a Front lip spoiler for a hatch STI (2008 onwards) from? One on ebay for £150, In America they seem to do them a lot cheaper but postage is a killer! Looking for a plastic one really, Revolution do a fibre glass one. Anybody know of other manufacturers?
Thanks Vince
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Thats the thing, American price £61.26 +£83.83 postage, uk price £149 + £8.95 postage. I'd prefer to buy British but not at that premium!
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Vince, good to see you Friday, car was looking very shiney!
Heres a couple of pics of my US one as it was probably a little dark the other day, highly recomend the flexy plastic type as they are a little forgiving, had a hard Scott Lowe one on the Hawk, looked amazing but Kerbs were its enemy!
Heres a couple of pics of my US one as it was probably a little dark the other day, highly recomend the flexy plastic type as they are a little forgiving, had a hard Scott Lowe one on the Hawk, looked amazing but Kerbs were its enemy!
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Hi Arron, it was good to see you also. Have you got fed up with cleaning the new wheels yet lol! Lots of spokes! Your car was looking very clean also. I cleaned mine before I went to the meet, it was pretty dirty and I didn't want to let the hatches down! The red stripe on the side of your grill is a nice touch.
Hi Scooby L, HT's is the one on ebay for £149. I might have to bite the bullet and get it but it's a bit of a bitter pill to swallow when you can get them in the states for £61. I guess it will be the Christmas present from the girlfriend! She always moans she doesn't have anything to buy me as if I want something I always just go out and buy it! funds permitting!
Hi Scooby L, HT's is the one on ebay for £149. I might have to bite the bullet and get it but it's a bit of a bitter pill to swallow when you can get them in the states for £61. I guess it will be the Christmas present from the girlfriend! She always moans she doesn't have anything to buy me as if I want something I always just go out and buy it! funds permitting!
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Well I bought the one from HT auto's £149 delivered, ordered off of their web site and saved the postage costs over ordering off of ebay. Arrived quickly and well packaged. Relatively easy to fit, just drill the holes and screw on. Bolts would be a better option than the self tapping screws in my opinion. The fit is reasonable although it took about a day with some fine fettleing to get it lined up properly! Having done it once I could reduce that time radically now! I'm still not sure how the cost is justified (especially when you look at the American prices) but cheaper than Subaru. The car is now finished except for perhaps a boost gauge! But where to mount it and do you really need one?
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