De-spoilering classic wagon?
06 April 2010, 07:34 PM
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De-spoilering classic wagon?
My 99 Sti Wagon has two spoilers on the back.
I was thinking about taking them off for a more smoothed, stealth look.
Anyone done this or have any comments/suggestions?
Might I need some bungs for any holes left exposed or anything?
Will it look good of ****house?
I was thinking about taking them off for a more smoothed, stealth look.
Anyone done this or have any comments/suggestions?
Might I need some bungs for any holes left exposed or anything?
Will it look good of ****house?
06 April 2010, 08:17 PM
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You might get away with the waist spoiler, but not the top one. Took mine off to do some paintwork and tbh it looked terrible. Window goes all the way up to the roof - looked like an AMC Pacer... 
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Love the offset on those sweet rims also.
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...although I swapped back to the OE top spoiler, been like this for nearly three years now and I wouldn't go back, I have a GL door in the garage with no waist spoiler holes that I need to fit
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...although I swapped back to the OE top spoiler, been like this for nearly three years now and I wouldn't go back, I have a GL door in the garage with no waist spoiler holes that I need to fit
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