wald style spoiler on 01-05 is300?
otherwise yeh mine would have only cost 100ish
03-27-14, 06:18 PM
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first fit
chopped a bit
I think it fits better then most isf owners get theirs to fit :P haha jk
chopped a bit
I think it fits better then most isf owners get theirs to fit :P haha jk
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05-28-14, 02:55 AM
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Hey guys, been a bit slack with it but did a bit more fine tuning to the shape and lines to suit the more squarish back end today ill do a few more pics soon when its smoothed out a bit more.
Cheers for the comments tho guys, hope it comes out as well as i hoped
Cheers for the comments tho guys, hope it comes out as well as i hoped
05-28-14, 10:15 PM
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Need your help - opinions
Hey just throwin it out there for which line looks neater on the bottom lip of the spoiler. I'm leaning towards the first option
Going down to the boot key panel and smoothing up to the top corner of the lights to a small radius corner to reflect the bottom boot lid lines
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cutting from the top corner of the lights straight across and leaving that gap above the boot key panel
Going down to the boot key panel and smoothing up to the top corner of the lights to a small radius corner to reflect the bottom boot lid lines
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cutting from the top corner of the lights straight across and leaving that gap above the boot key panel
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