New rear spoiler, best place to buy?
09 July 2002, 01:31 PM
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Have decided to change the girly low level spoiler on my MY96.
Fancy a high level one (preferably with the brake light)as shown on Philip Attaways car (for sale section).
Where's a good place to buy one and will it bolt in to existing holes? Should I also stear clear of replicas and only get a genuine subaru product.
Have hopefully got someone lined up to spray it, just need to find one now.
Any help much obliged.
Chris
Fancy a high level one (preferably with the brake light)as shown on Philip Attaways car (for sale section).
Where's a good place to buy one and will it bolt in to existing holes? Should I also stear clear of replicas and only get a genuine subaru product.
Have hopefully got someone lined up to spray it, just need to find one now.
Any help much obliged.
Chris
09 July 2002, 02:44 PM
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Spoilers can be found at all good Scoob modifiers mate; Scoobyscene, Scoobysport, DR Motorsport etc.
Ranging from £200 - £500 depending on style (STI/ WRC with carbon fibre, adjustable wing...)
Most should utilise the existing holes left behind from the stock spoiler. Agree that some are of better quality than others, but I'm not up on who produces the better ones here.
Avoid genuine articles from dealers, since you'll be paying through the nose for them I reckon.
Ranging from £200 - £500 depending on style (STI/ WRC with carbon fibre, adjustable wing...)
Most should utilise the existing holes left behind from the stock spoiler. Agree that some are of better quality than others, but I'm not up on who produces the better ones here.
Avoid genuine articles from dealers, since you'll be paying through the nose for them I reckon.
09 July 2002, 04:53 PM
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Cheers mate,
anyone else got any ideas, preferably a recomendation of something you've purchased and been happy with the quality. Can't afford to cough up £500.00, (brakes going on at end of the month), could stretch to £250-300. Don't want carbon or any of that jazz, just a standard High Level jobbie with a brake light.
Chris
anyone else got any ideas, preferably a recomendation of something you've purchased and been happy with the quality. Can't afford to cough up £500.00, (brakes going on at end of the month), could stretch to £250-300. Don't want carbon or any of that jazz, just a standard High Level jobbie with a brake light.
Chris
09 July 2002, 11:58 PM
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Give:http://www.performancesubaru.co.uk/ a try.
Seen one of there WR Prodrive spoilers and it looked good and not as expensive as you'd have thought!!!
Iain.
Seen one of there WR Prodrive spoilers and it looked good and not as expensive as you'd have thought!!!
Iain.
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i have an STI5 on order from dr motorsport(£370,painted and delivered)should be here fri,these are imported from japan and supposed to be very good
darren
i have an STI5 on order from dr motorsport(£370,painted and delivered)should be here fri,these are imported from japan and supposed to be very good
darren
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