would this spoiler look good on my car? here is a picture of my car and the spoiler?

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pastranarocks199

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http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=250981556&albumID=1098546&imageID=14601014

http://www.made-in-china.com/image/2f0j00CeFaEyKokDcjM/Car-Spoiler-Series-GT-68001-.jpg
 
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Loadnabox

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I find spoilers on ricers ridiculous, especially the over-sized ones like that. When I was into racing my friends and I would call them shopping cart handles.

#1 to have any effect it needs a better mounting surface than a trunk

#2 To have any effect you need to be doing over 100

#3 They will reduce traction on a front wheel drive car

#4 Over-sized spoilers look goofy on ricers IMO
 
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booyahbd

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Just want to point out that people who say they reduce traction on a FWD (or any car) are complete dumbasses.

- In no way shape or form is a wing going to lift the front wheels off the ground
- A rear wing's only real purpose on any vehicle is stability
- People say it gives you traction only on a RWD car. Wrong! You won't possibly get wheel spin from acceleration at the speed required for the wing to start working

Not to mention that we can't even see the car you're putting it on... so how can these people judge if it's FWD or not? Sorry, but these guys are no better than the ricers they're condemning. I would never put a wing or spoiler on a street car because you'll never be going that fast on public roads where you'll need or use stability, so just don't do it.
 
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JeremyA1

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what type of look are you going for?

the man with the small penis who is trying to draw attention away from his pants?

the man of asian descent who believes he is a gangster?

or, the obvious answer, a dull white kid who believes his set of "wheels" will make him accepted by his two-faced friends who really don't care about you at all.
 
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gimpalomg

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Loadnabo forgot one thing. Installing a wing of any kind without a wind tunnel to test it in will almost always provide the vehicle with some form of squirrely handling characteristics.
 
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