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Old 05-10-2015, 03:31 PM   #31
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Default Re: Do you think rear spoilers look out dated on cars today?

DJR bobtail spoiler on my FG XR50. Different to the usual XR spoiler that look like those on the run of the mill Hyundais Kias etc. Lighter on the bootlid struts and my arm muscles when opening the boot, easier when washing and utilises the XR spoiler holes in the bootlid so a direct swapover. Better than no spoiler that looks like something is missing,



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