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Can you swap Aero I for Aero II?

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not sure whether its worth changing cars for a body kit

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I would like to update my factory Aero I kit with the rear spoiler from Aero II. Is this possible and what is required? When I look at my car, it seems that the spoiler is molded in to the engine cover. Is this all one piece? Thanks.

POST 2Original post

Check out Jon's car (evo_333). His car is in his sig.

POST 3Original post

Yep. Lotsa work and Pricey $$$$ Front includes: fenders, bumper, lights. Rear: bolt on as well as the side skirts. Chad

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Can you describe what is involved for the rear spoiler? Is it an integrated whole new deck lid, or do you have to rip the current spoiler off and have the new one molded in? Thanks!

POST 5Original post

Integrated decklid. Simply bolt on. Piece of cake. C.

POST 7Original post

I'll spell it. N-O D-R-I-L-L-I-N-G. Buy one and B-O-L-T I-T O-N. Seriously. There are 4 bolts. Unbolt the decklid and bolt on the new one. Simple as that. There are some spoilers out there that attach to existing lid, but on the whole...the lid and the spoiler are one in the same. Chad

POST 9Original post

Yes, it is possible and agreed with everything Chad has said. P-car fanatic, go for it! Don't think!

POST 10Original post

the only thing is the colour of my car is more touring rather than sporty - although I did see a GT3 in the same colour at a dealer in the UK once not sure whether its worth changing cars for a body kit

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