to spoil or not to spoil???
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The Dude
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to spoil or not to spoil???
should i get a spoiler my eternal blue sedan? THAT IS THE QUESTION. i like the look of spoilers on coupes (obviously) but i dont think they all look good on sedans. now would be the perfect time for it cause its in the shop getting a kaminari front lip and an OEM rear lip thrown on.
this car looks dope without one:
Without spoiler NICE
i figured i'd ask the people who know best what they think and cause a heated discussion!
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this car looks dope without one:
Without spoiler NICE
i figured i'd ask the people who know best what they think and cause a heated discussion!
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It depends on the spoiler. See how the back of the sedan slant downwards... If a spoiler on the sedan slants upwards it would balance the back of the sedan a little bit. It would have to be flush mounted though. That would be a very nice look IMO. I've seen some ridiculously high aluminum wings on sedans and they actually complement the car. Makes it look like a rally car. So either a flush mount spoiler that makes the rear end either flat or slightly pointed upwards or a rather big aluminum wing that fills up that space so that you don't notice the downwards pointed trunk. Just my opinion, but that's what I see as aesthetically pleaseing. No spoiler isn't bad either, but that downwards pointed trunk is kinda icky IMO.
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If you're gonna do it, go with the OEM style. I've never been a fan of the aluminum wing, [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-puke.gif[/IMG] it just makes the car look cheaper IMHO. Or if you find someone who makes a WingsWest coupe style wing that actually sits on the deck. I haven't seen one for the sedans yet, I drive a sedan too, and I would like one that sits that low, if possible. Anyway, I'm rambling, OEM or smaller
, big aluminum [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-puke.gif[/IMG]
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just to clear things up, that link isn't my car. its one that looks smooth without a spoier.
anyone heard anything about those m3 type spoilers for civics? the ones that just attach right to the trunk with no space in between?
[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-puke.gif[/IMG]on people who
aluminum.
anyone heard anything about those m3 type spoilers for civics? the ones that just attach right to the trunk with no space in between?
[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-puke.gif[/IMG]on people who
aluminum. If you must put a spoiler on it go with OEM. Your car looks clean right now but don't make a joke out of it by putting some huge aluminum wing on it. . . IMO just leave it the way it is and put the money elsewhere.
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