STI Spoiler
13 April 2005, 11:01 PM
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STI Spoiler
Looking to get a STI replica spoiler for a MY01 bugeye, seen two I like, one from Grade A, £250 unpainted and one from DR Motorsport, £400 painted.
Opinions and experiences of both appreciated.
Opinions and experiences of both appreciated.
14 April 2005, 12:34 AM
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I had two replica rear spoilers for my bugeye and in the end jumped in at the deep end and bought the real thing at £895 fitted
I'd look first for a used "real" one if possible IMHO
Shaun
I had two replica rear spoilers for my bugeye and in the end jumped in at the deep end and bought the real thing at £895 fitted
I'd look first for a used "real" one if possible IMHO
Shaun
17 April 2005, 11:10 AM
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If i were you i would pay the extra and get the real thing
Speaking from experience as my sti6 copy started to crack around the corners
It is now that bad that it's off the scoob.So am now looking for an original one for my classic my00 
Speaking from experience as my sti6 copy started to crack around the corners
It is now that bad that it's off the scoob.So am now looking for an original one for my classic my00
17 April 2005, 09:51 PM
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I've got an STi6 copy on mine. It came from GradeA. No problems whatsoever.
I ordered it at 3.30pm one afternoon, and it was here by 09.30 the next day
The guy that painted it for me said the quality was excellent. It fit, first time, perfectly.
Alcazar
I ordered it at 3.30pm one afternoon, and it was here by 09.30 the next day
The guy that painted it for me said the quality was excellent. It fit, first time, perfectly.
Alcazar
19 April 2005, 12:13 PM
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Well...
I too got a v6 copy but...mine developed a stress crack which became worse and I have seen a few copies do the same in the same place.
Left it on the car when I sold it but could see a difference in the quality of the OEM and a fibre glass copy, you gets whats ya pays for I suppose.
Left it on the car when I sold it but could see a difference in the quality of the OEM and a fibre glass copy, you gets whats ya pays for I suppose.
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Just got a sti copy spoiler last week from scoobyworld for the bugeye. Cost £290 or there abouts. Excellent quality and service arrived next working day in a HUGE box .
Getting sprayed and fitted as we speak.
Iain
.Getting sprayed and fitted as we speak.
Iain
19 April 2005, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Greeny01
Just got a sti copy spoiler last week from scoobyworld for the bugeye. Cost £290 or there abouts. Excellent quality and service arrived next working day in a HUGE box .
Getting sprayed and fitted as we speak.
Iain
.Getting sprayed and fitted as we speak.
Iain
19 April 2005, 10:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Greeny01
Also forgot to add, if you go for it the DR motorsport one will fit the existing holes.
as I was told by someone who fit a few and sold a very simular spoiler
" yes you don't have to drill extra wholes, may be thats why they leak"
you pays your money
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