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Old 14th August 2002, 02:40   #1
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Kind of nice rear deck spoiler from new M5
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It is a very understated accent. I like it. If I ever re-paint my trunk I would consider installing one.
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Old 14th August 2002, 05:57   #2
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Hmm that looks pretty darn good. Im not so hot about the double-sided tape. It might come off under high speed encounters (on the track of course). Epoxy maybe?

Nice black wheels. Those would look great on an E34 M5 too
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Old 14th August 2002, 17:25   #3
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Yes, I would think either buying the black trim ($$$) or powdecoating the chrome trim would be best. The car is a little too black for my tastes.
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Old 14th August 2002, 18:53   #4
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What I'd really like is a similar style deck lid spoiler to what's on the E28 M5, but made for the E34 boot. Its nice and understated.

Kevin: what do you mean "too black"?

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Blacked out trim, blacked out wheels, smoked lights, ...just too Darth Vader.
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No sir not for me

The E39 ///M5 wheels are a great transfer but not that spoiler

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Those wheels don't look like E39 M5 wheels though!
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Old 17th August 2002, 00:36   #8
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Thats because they are not!!

Didnt mean that they were,just giving my twopence:p :p :p

Mmm Five do you teach???

Thanks for pointing that out

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Why? Do you need me to teach you a lesson?
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Cool graphic!

No lesson needed they tried,and failed,at school

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