MV Tuning Spoiler
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Looks good. I like the gloss black. How much was the paint job?
Any effect (good or bad) that spoiler would have on MPG would be negligible, unless you regularly commute over 100mph.
The angle is too steep to reap any MPG benefits anyway. In theory spoilers, fins, or sharp angles on the rear edge/roof/tail light/bumper promote clean air separation and decrease turbulence for a smooth exit. (See prius) So although this spoiler has a sharp edge, any benefit is likely negated by the steep angle. In other words, enjoy it for what it is. It likely has no meaningful effect for anyone thinking it might.
Any effect (good or bad) that spoiler would have on MPG would be negligible, unless you regularly commute over 100mph.
The angle is too steep to reap any MPG benefits anyway. In theory spoilers, fins, or sharp angles on the rear edge/roof/tail light/bumper promote clean air separation and decrease turbulence for a smooth exit. (See prius) So although this spoiler has a sharp edge, any benefit is likely negated by the steep angle. In other words, enjoy it for what it is. It likely has no meaningful effect for anyone thinking it might.
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Looks good. I like the gloss black. How much was the paint job?
Any effect (good or bad) that spoiler would have on MPG would be negligible, unless you regularly commute over 100mph.
The angle is too steep to reap any MPG benefits anyway. In theory spoilers, fins, or sharp angles on the rear edge/roof/tail light/bumper promote clean air separation and decrease turbulence for a smooth exit. (See prius) So although this spoiler has a sharp edge, any benefit is likely negated by the steep angle. In other words, enjoy it for what it is. It likely has no meaningful effect for anyone thinking it might.
Any effect (good or bad) that spoiler would have on MPG would be negligible, unless you regularly commute over 100mph.
The angle is too steep to reap any MPG benefits anyway. In theory spoilers, fins, or sharp angles on the rear edge/roof/tail light/bumper promote clean air separation and decrease turbulence for a smooth exit. (See prius) So although this spoiler has a sharp edge, any benefit is likely negated by the steep angle. In other words, enjoy it for what it is. It likely has no meaningful effect for anyone thinking it might.
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