Rear spoiler ideas?

[BIGJake111]

Sometimes a sticker is all you need! Keep the well functioning spoiler but slap a sticker on.

[78F350]

Great, so now its a "show us your @ss thread".

I'm in:

[EviL imports]

Originally Posted by Luv2Box

If you remove the air dam how are you gonna confuse people when you pass them with things like this:

Originally Posted by BIGJake111

Sometimes a sticker is all you need! Keep the well functioning spoiler but slap a sticker on.

Originally Posted by 78F350

Great, so now its a "show us your @ss thread".

I'm in:

Here's Mine
Letters are Powdercoated

[78F350]

Letters are Powdercoated

Lol of course.
I love the "Subaru Powered" with the Recaro seats, then the roll cage topping it all off.

So impure.

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What a thread! All it needs now is mention of felines and a comment about IMS upgrade options.
:dance:

[Smallblock454]

Like that. Ideal place for a "My other car is a Posche sticker".

[1rooster]

Originally Posted by BIGJake111

Sometimes a sticker is all you need! Keep the well functioning spoiler but slap a sticker on.

I like that.Where did you find that?

[BIGJake111]

Originally Posted by 1rooster

I like that.Where did you find that?

I think suncoast, I got one for my previous car that said boxster. I'm not entirely sure though as this one came with the car.

[woodsman]

Any spoiler added to a Boxster will someday be removed. This is because the car's shape doesn't invite additions. When you add something on top of a gracious curve it's like a wart begging to be seen. Good design never forgets the whole picture and controls what takes center stage and what takes a back seat. To the uneducated eye, shall we say, within the realm of the mundane, the latest addition always looks swell. Enduring beauty doesn't have 'additions', think Jaguar E-type, Porsche 904, 901/911, 928, Ferrari 599, Chrysler 1934 Airflow etc.. These cars were complete when they left the factory and were designed by real pro's. On the 986 notice how the body curves under all the way around the car. It's details like this that make a car what it is. So before glueing a piece of plastic or fiberglass on take a step back and imagine it's affect on the 'whole'.
Of course, you may now proceed doing what you were going to do...:ah: