YOUR RESEARCHAerokit II Rear Spoiler - Help
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Hi Folks, Just fitted an Aerokit II rear spoiler, however the two Intakes are just open holes and you can see into the bare inner decklid. It looks really unfinished. Anyone else got one fitted, is it the same or am I missing a part? Also, does anyone have the part number for the weather strip for the aero decklid? My lid has no slots for the standard one from my original to fit. Keith
That's how it looks. You can see inside the scoops. Nobody else will ever notice it. I suppose you could mask everything off and try to rattle-can the inside surfaces.
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