rear window spoilers
03-23-03, 09:15 PM
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rear window spoilers
Hey, i just thought that id share this with the CL community. Dont ask me where to get them, i found these on yahoo japan auctions.
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03-23-03, 10:39 PM
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hmmm interesting. that's about the same size as the visor that is used on the back of a ford ranger rear sliding glass window for a rain guard. a little heat would form it right up. 
http://www.driverfx.com/products/V15/V15SUNFL.jpg
http://www.driverfx.com/products/V15/V15SUNFL.jpg
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03-24-03, 05:55 AM
#9
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Originally posted by kylesc400
(all?) jdm soarers came with rear windshield wipers. one of the many little items that never made it to american shores
(all?) jdm soarers came with rear windshield wipers. one of the many little items that never made it to american shores
03-24-03, 11:01 AM
#10
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Originally posted by Soarer_25GTT
Just to clarify, not all came with Soarers came with rear window wipers, from all I know they were only available with the rear spoiler as a combo. My friend's got a JZZ31 Soarer 3.0GT (your SC300) and he doesn't have a rear spoiler nor rear wiper.
Just to clarify, not all came with Soarers came with rear window wipers, from all I know they were only available with the rear spoiler as a combo. My friend's got a JZZ31 Soarer 3.0GT (your SC300) and he doesn't have a rear spoiler nor rear wiper.
the spoiler is placed at the rear deck.
03-24-03, 11:22 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by onelasttry
[B]hmmm interesting. that's about the same size as the visor that is used on the back of a ford ranger rear sliding glass window for a rain guard. a little heat would form it right up.
http://www.driverfx.com/products/V15/V15SUNFL.jpg
Using that logic we not work.
Applying a flat piece to compound curve, like that of the rear SC window will result in the piece to bow up in the middle (The physics of Geometry), you will not achieve the flat line look in the attached picutre provide by lexcoupe.
[B]hmmm interesting. that's about the same size as the visor that is used on the back of a ford ranger rear sliding glass window for a rain guard. a little heat would form it right up.
http://www.driverfx.com/products/V15/V15SUNFL.jpg
Using that logic we not work.
Applying a flat piece to compound curve, like that of the rear SC window will result in the piece to bow up in the middle (The physics of Geometry), you will not achieve the flat line look in the attached picutre provide by lexcoupe.
Last edited by EmeraldLexuSC3; 03-24-03 at 11:23 AM.
03-24-03, 10:48 PM
#14
I think it looks dopey, so does the wiper, I love the smooth lines of the rear portion of the roofline - you don't need the wiper, if your rear window isn't clear when driving in the rain, you haven't reached critical slipstream velocity, drive faster
