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Originally Posted by DRGETZ
I concur. In your photo that looks down the trunk gap towards the spoiler, your design would present a cleaner, more consistent look if the top rear corners of the spoiler aligned with the trunk line and just inside the gap between the trunk and rear quarter-panel; so, when looking from behind the car, the spoiler does not block the view of the trunk lines/gap and serves to augment the beauty of the original design rather than obscure it.
Based upon the photos, your product appears to match OEM quality.
Would be cool to see a YT video walk around that includes a profile shot of entire car as you raise and lower the spoiler.
Great job thus far!
If you get the design and price right, your spoiler may significantly raise your income.
~With Respect
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Originally Posted by BrokenLinkage
Like the radius. Like the overall design, but the sides Really need to follow the trunk line where it meets the tail light. Otherwise it doesn't look right from the rear or from above, especially when in the down position.
Correct this, and the allure may overwhelm my financial restraint.
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To you both.
I have answered this in an earlier post in January-ish. If you look at the cap on your Boxster you should notice that it follows the rear light line. I have done the same, this also allows it to meet up with the bumber recesss. The spoiler still tapers toward the rear.
Thanks for your comments.
I am still considering more radius though.
A video is well worth considering, thanks.
