YOUR RESEARCHSpoiler adjustments?
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Are there any adjustments that can be made on the rear spoiler? Mine seems to sit ever so slightly higher on the right side. Does this look normal or should you not be able to see the brake light on the spoiler at all when it is down? I looked underneath to make sure nothing was causing it to not completely seat on the right side and didn't find anything. Anyone got pics of theirs for comparison? Thanks!
You can see mine peeking out if you look close but the gap doesn't seem to be as large as yours.
Not sure if there is an adjustment, but mine does not show at all when it is down.
SoCal and TomR. Yes your gaps are definitely smaller than mine.
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