Spoiler Depot
12-10-2005, 11:15 PM
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Spoiler Depot
Ok guys.
My friend and i are looking into finally purchasing a wing... and we were referred to
spoiler depot
Anyone heard of this place? I mean.. the 3 piece spoiler set is only $289 after tax and shipping... it's like almost half the cost of the normal factory accessory.
Know of anyone that has dealt with this company? Good? Bad? Let me know! i need to add some more cosmetic pieces to my car!!
My friend and i are looking into finally purchasing a wing... and we were referred to
spoiler depot
Anyone heard of this place? I mean.. the 3 piece spoiler set is only $289 after tax and shipping... it's like almost half the cost of the normal factory accessory.
Know of anyone that has dealt with this company? Good? Bad? Let me know! i need to add some more cosmetic pieces to my car!!
12-19-2005, 09:49 AM
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Very interesting find...
I think that you will find that if it's too good to be true it usually is. If your not too critical of your finished product....ie color fit and finish then you will probably be able to make this work.
However I predict that the color match will either be off or it will match but with poor preparation and finish. Additionally with replica parts, you run into the problem of fitment.
Remember that you will have to drill through your trunklid to install the wing spoiler.
I would recommend that you save a few more pennies and buy OEM.
JMHO.
Tim
I think that you will find that if it's too good to be true it usually is. If your not too critical of your finished product....ie color fit and finish then you will probably be able to make this work.
However I predict that the color match will either be off or it will match but with poor preparation and finish. Additionally with replica parts, you run into the problem of fitment.
Remember that you will have to drill through your trunklid to install the wing spoiler.
I would recommend that you save a few more pennies and buy OEM.
JMHO.
Tim
12-19-2005, 10:12 AM
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Originally Posted by SIIK2NR,Dec 19 2005, 10:49 AM
Very interesting find...
I think that you will find that if it's too good to be true it usually is. If your not too critical of your finished product....ie color fit and finish then you will probably be able to make this work.
However I predict that the color match will either be off or it will match but with poor preparation and finish. Additionally with replica parts, you run into the problem of fitment.
Remember that you will have to drill through your trunklid to install the wing spoiler.
I would recommend that you save a few more pennies and buy OEM.
JMHO.
Tim
I think that you will find that if it's too good to be true it usually is. If your not too critical of your finished product....ie color fit and finish then you will probably be able to make this work.
However I predict that the color match will either be off or it will match but with poor preparation and finish. Additionally with replica parts, you run into the problem of fitment.
Remember that you will have to drill through your trunklid to install the wing spoiler.
I would recommend that you save a few more pennies and buy OEM.
JMHO.
Tim
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