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make sure you have thoroughly cleaned the surface before installing.
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Use 3m autobody tape i suppose

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You could use 3M autobody tape I suppose but you will probably have to polish the area when you remove it to blend in with the rest of the paint.
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make sure you have thoroughly cleaned the surface before installing.
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Use 3m autobody tape i suppose

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You could use 3M autobody tape I suppose but you will probably have to polish the area when you remove it to blend in with the rest of the paint.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So I'm considering the addition of perhaps a subtle rear wing spoiler to enhance the cars rear end. I have searched looking for some pics, but haven't found much to be honest. Maybe some of you can post up some pics/recommendations? These two intrigue me somewhat: http://gt3tek.com/products/gt3wing.htm http://www.nrauto.com/productsdetail...i=OA==&mn=OTk2 Thanks!

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I have the gt3tek winglet on my C2. I like the look myself. The install was simple with the supplied double stick tape. make sure you have thoroughly cleaned the surface before installing. I will be upgrading my car to a full aero kit in the new future as I also want function as well as form.

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Personally I don't like any add-on doo-dads to the stock spoiler itself as it looks out of place when the spoiler is in the down position. The second link seems interesting as it wraps around. The only thing is not everyone might like it including the next owner when it comes time to sell. You could use 3M autobody tape I suppose but you will probably have to polish the area when you remove it to blend in with the rest of the paint. my $.02

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I kind of like this one http://nrauto.com/productsdetails.ph...i=OA==&mn=OTk2 maybe a little expensive for what it is, but I think it's a nice subtle look...

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