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If you have your rear view mirror set correctly you'll see it come up.
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[QUOTE=oreganet]If you have your rear view mirror set correctly you'll see it come up.QUOTE]
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Oh well, if they pull me over I'll just use the poser defense.
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I find myself cruising on the highway with traffic at 65-70 often and when i notice my speed I have this overwhelming urge to go 75 so my rear spoiler will go up...I feel childish but can't help the urge. Anyone else?
Hehehe...Great minds think alike, Fools seldom differ.
I do sometimes, but more just to see the tip raise in my rear-view mirror,
and to make sure it's still working.
Actually the car looks better with the spoiler down, I don't like those rubber under it.
If you have your rear view mirror set correctly you'll see it come up. You'd be surprised at how long it stays up... I've seen it up at 50... but I've not really noticed the speed that it goes down, as usually I'm coming to a stop.
I almost always drive 80 in the highway with a speed limit of 65. I don't pass too many other cars though, so I "blend in" with the traffic (well, most of the time).
Actually, it is up at 115 kph which is just a little more than 71 mph. Your speedo may say 75, but that is because it is deliberately set to read high.
I wish I could keep myself down at 75 more often - it's either gridlock or open it up (within safe reason) for me if the freeway opens up. It's makes working late worthwhile...
[QUOTE=oreganet]If you have your rear view mirror set correctly you'll see it come up.QUOTE]
I don't know about that; my rear view mirror is perfect and I can't see jack in my cab vis a vis rear wings. And of course, my side view mirrors aim into my blind spots, so I can't even see any portion of my car in them at all. I guess, I'll just have to crane my neck and get out of my seat if I want to see the wing deploy.
joes c4 cab: the cab speeds are the same, we just cannot see it over the rear end. Gotta pull up to a white truck or shiny red car to see the tail up.
or if the sun is right, the shadow... wife was pressing the gas pedal, top down, and I happened to look out and there it was.
I wonder how many cops know the speed at which it goes up, it's like putting a sign on the back of your car that says, "I'm speeding."( speed limit's 70 mph here )
Actually, that's exactly the reason I try to stay *under* 75 most of the time
That way I can explain that there was no way I was doing >=20mph over.
But usually I can't help myself
POSERS BEWARE!!!! If you manually put your spoiler up with the switch when you are driving under 75 mph cops could think you are speeding.
LOL (old joke)
I have actually thought about this when passing cops while driving below the speed limt with the tail up. I wondered if they were smart enough to know that I was recently exceeding 75mph. Oh well, if they pull me over I'll just use the poser defense.
I'd love to see the look on the faces of cars around as I "get wing" but I'm outtta there too fast.
I imagine it'd be like, "Gert, did you see that?? Dayum, our Kia don't have no wing"
i played with my rear view alot and I still cant see it- I know that it works cause i played with the button- I always get on the highway and get up to 75 (quickly) and then slow down just because i know that its up.
Us Targa owners also can't see the wing go up or down. Different rear glass and then distortion when the Targa roof is open. I use the white van trick too though......
Plus, in hot weather I admit to manually deploying it. Don't think that's poseur, just like to keep the engine cool.
Happy motoring!
Guilty as charged, do it. My brother-in-law is a cop, I'll ask him if "they" know about the deployment speed...Will be a great Thanksgiving table discussion. His dad is the man under the Sheriff. Speeding tickets usually taken care of.