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Old 17th June 2006, 04:47   #1
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What's your favorite boot lid spoiler?
As I think BMW did a great job with the small lip boot spoiler which keeps to the fine lines of the M5, I've always loved a little more spoiler on my cars. I'm thinking of the idea of putting on a trunk spoiler.

I want to see what spoilers members think are the best ones?
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Old 17th June 2006, 09:10   #2
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i like that, but no bigger!
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i like that, but no bigger!
Agreed! Stock or this but nothing raised up off the boot lid!




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I think the factory spoiler looks great and is tastefuly done.
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I think the factory spoiler looks great and is tastefuly done.
It is, but I like the 3 piece ACS type rear spoiler. Very understated, in keeping with the nature of the car.
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Trust me, I would not ruin the look of the car by putting on something hideous.
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This is actually the spoiler I would put on. Sits flat on the trunk and is not too big. The roof spoiler goes well with the Alpina trunk spoiler in the pic of the black M5. What do you think or just the boot spoiler alone look better?

Hmm, not sure still if I want to mess with the look of the back of the car.
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I like the trunk spoiler but not the roof/window one...but it's your car...
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