Do you prefer the GS with no spoiler, the stock spoiler, or an aftermarket spoiler?
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I used to be a big "no-spoiler" fan, but then I started seeing GS's w/ the factory spoiler and I began to like it. It gives the GS more of a sporty look vs. the luxury look w/o the spoiler.
Right now I'm not biased either way. I like both.
Most people w/ aftermarket spoilers get these big ugly things put on the back. So I have to give most aftermarket spoilers a thumbs-down.
Right now I'm not biased either way. I like both.
Most people w/ aftermarket spoilers get these big ugly things put on the back. So I have to give most aftermarket spoilers a thumbs-down.
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Personally...
Without the spoiler...and no offense to anyone...the car looks like a family sedan that belongs to a 50+ yr old carting around the kids....now if its hooked up , thats a dif story.
With the stock spoiler...the car begins to take shape as SPORTS luxury sedan it was meant to be. Funny thing is, even my mother laughs when she sees a GS without the spoiler , and now without an upgraded exhaust. According to her, it might as well be an Avalon.
Just my 0.02
Without the spoiler...and no offense to anyone...the car looks like a family sedan that belongs to a 50+ yr old carting around the kids....now if its hooked up , thats a dif story.
With the stock spoiler...the car begins to take shape as SPORTS luxury sedan it was meant to be. Funny thing is, even my mother laughs when she sees a GS without the spoiler , and now without an upgraded exhaust. According to her, it might as well be an Avalon.
Just my 0.02
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I'm a big fan of the factory spoiler. I have seen some clean looking after-market spoilers as well.
I have to agree with the above comment it just doesnt look right without a spoiler.
I have to agree with the above comment it just doesnt look right without a spoiler.
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I like the OEM spoiler. My concern with aftermarket spoilers would be the fit/finish on the GS.
Anyone know how much an OEM spoiler would cost if had to get one installed?
Anyone know how much an OEM spoiler would cost if had to get one installed?
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For the longest while, I didn't have a spoiler either on my '00 Platinum edition. I just installed a TTE trunk lid lip spoiler (ala M5). I debated a long time whether to get a spoiler, or not, and which one.
Adding a stock-type wing (ie RMM one piece) requires hooking up the brake light, and blacking out the stock light. The relay and rear deck replacement for factory look is a little costly.
So I opted for something subtle, with no brake light hassle. Since it's a small spoiler, it uses double-stick tape, hence no drilling.
The RMM one-piece is ~$225, requires painting ~$150-200, installation ~$150-250. The TTE spoilers and stock wing can be obtained through Steve Ganz.
Adding a stock-type wing (ie RMM one piece) requires hooking up the brake light, and blacking out the stock light. The relay and rear deck replacement for factory look is a little costly.
So I opted for something subtle, with no brake light hassle. Since it's a small spoiler, it uses double-stick tape, hence no drilling.
The RMM one-piece is ~$225, requires painting ~$150-200, installation ~$150-250. The TTE spoilers and stock wing can be obtained through Steve Ganz.
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Originally posted by fever
I think it looks silly with the stock spoiler but I have seen some pretty good aftermarket ones that are more of a lip.
I think it looks silly with the stock spoiler but I have seen some pretty good aftermarket ones that are more of a lip.
I'll post a pic later tonight.