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removing a bi-plane spoiler
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macj
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Dabamash wrote:
Haha, seems worth a go. Let the MSA b***h about that instead.

Shame though, I like the bi-plane on your pug Sad

me too.... kind of suited the look.... bugger all good as a spoiler. I would get more downforce with a fly sat on the bumper

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So. Plastic back window with a GTI spoiler then?
 
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Don't worry about the paint job...the tailgate is bound to get mangled when you go backwards into a forest anyway!
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Edward wrote:
Don't worry about the paint job...the tailgate is bound to get mangled when you go backwards into a forest anyway!

Don't forget upside down Wink

 
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dont you lot start on me..... one of the mechanics keeps telling me he is going to put "hello mum" on the underside for the photographers Shocked
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Im sure you will be fine Mac.

New window and GTi spoiler and your sorted, saying that the GT wasnt speced with a spoiler as it was an optional extra.

 
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Thats handy.... have you got details of the options offered
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I can have a look and see if I can find them......
 
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That would be massive.... top man, would love to see the MSA faces if I can find an optional spoiler with downforce characteristics
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The bi planbe is usually just bolted on the bolts are a little tricky to get to you will find them hiding behind the wiring rubbers on each side of the tail gate Wink 10mm iirc. Although I have seen these boned as well as the bolts really don't look man enough to hold the spoiler on
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If its tigerseal then just cut it off with a big knife. Then sand and spray that small top section. that would be the cheapest option. Shame though that spoiler really suits your car.
 
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