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RDF 2000 T/A
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Well guys' sorry for the delay, but this has been a mess. I really like the spoiler but it has been alot of trouble. The mold it came from is HORRIBLE, it is wavy and the 1 side doesn't match up. I have fixed most of the problems but still have to mold it into the stock lid for the "clean look" i want. So here are some pictures from the "Good" side. Overall I do think it looks ALOT better though. Not quite as good as a coupe spoiler but alot better then the flat not as wide spoiler. Any questions just ask em.

Richard Donovan Farrell
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2002Z4CSS
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Sweet looking ride you have! I love red.

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Mike Stankovich
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At least you got one that was worth keeping, I sent mine back.

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DJCZ28
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Looks Great!

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zootzee
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Call me silly, but what is the difference from the stock one?

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RDF 2000 T/A
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http://www.ls1transam.com/images/19.jpg now you can compare them... the stock one is not as wide and flat. The mecham has a little flair and is wider.

probably not worth the $$$... but at least it's different.

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BPS
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I'm with zootzee, I don't see the difference. Nice car though

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zootzee
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I guess that I can see a little difference, but I don't think its worth the money.
How did ya put it on and take off the other one?

All in all---
I second it Nice Car!

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