Hi peeps, sometimes i look at my rex and it seams it requires a spoiler to finish it off for the time being but then sometimes it doesn\'t?! im 50/50 on this one and wanted to know what you guys think? these are the pics i had when it was up for sale on piston heads a while but nothing has changed far as body other than rear spats. thanks :D
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Personally I like spoilers on them I think they finish the car and give a more aggressive look. I also Would have thought it would have helped aerodynamically to have one.
many people have commented on a spoiler do aid high speed stability and stabilises the car under braking from high speed all depends how fast you drive your car!
Something like the feed spoiler is what i would recomend but then im biased
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And a nice set of 18" lightweight advans with a slight arch roll will \'fatten\' the car up nice for a real hard stance!(in the for sale section of coarse
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FD\'s are too long from the rear screen to the lights not to have a spoiler it just doesn\'t look right.
AFAIK Mazda designed them with a spoiler.
At road speeds I don\'t think it actually matters - just what you prefer the look of.
Hi Adarmo (sorry for hijacking the thread) but do you still want those headlights? Ive sent you an email yesterday :) Cheers
yea i reckon it needs a small spoiler on it to finish it off
You need the spoiler :) I suggest the 99 spec spoiler ;)
Spoiler definitely.
Diffuser and proper aerodynamic wing on a FD looks sensual.
As far as I am concerned the only advantage to not having a spoiler is it makes the car easier to clean and polish. Getting under the spoiler on mine is always a bit of a pain. Looks wise, they never look right without one.
i love my spoiler, i just took it off to polish the stands and it looks so much better with one.
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depends on how you have your car sitting imo.
If you have you\'re car sitting dead flat then go spoiler-less. If you run it quite aggressively. ie bigger tyres/wheels at the back (maybe a bigger arch gap) then spoiler is the way to go. Personally i wouldn\'t touch a spoiler unless the car was running wide rear arches, but each to their own.
subtle spoiler is the way forward imo
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Quote from: jamison1982;782059i love my spoiler, i just took it off to polish the stands and it looks so much better with one.
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what spoiler it that, id like something like that and make some custom stands that are a bit higher
not to sure mate.
Its a Scoot spoiler Bud.
Not many around.
I take my spoiler off when not at the track. But handling under hard braking is SHOCKING!
1800mm will just fit inside an FD for transport.
i think it all depends on what the car is used for, track and racing you need a badass (sorry for the language) spoiler, everyday runner no spoiler.