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16 October 2005, 11:42 PM
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Originally Posted by davedipster
Looks very strange, I like wings.
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If I get bored it'll take half and hour to put the old trunk lid and wing back on
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16 October 2005, 11:43 PM
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LOL I read the title wrong and got all curious to see your pic without a wig!
Yes,wingless look is a thing,of course.When i had my scoob's spoiler changed,i ran it without wing and did not accept it at all.It made a difference in the car handling too.Yours looks alright.i have seen a few without the wing and they look fine.
I personally prefer a wing.
Yes,wingless look is a thing,of course.When i had my scoob's spoiler changed,i ran it without wing and did not accept it at all.It made a difference in the car handling too.Yours looks alright.i have seen a few without the wing and they look fine.
I personally prefer a wing.
16 October 2005, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Turbohot
LOL I read the title wrong and got all curious to see your pic without a wig!
Yes,wingless look is a thing,of course.When i had my scoob's spoiler changed,i ran it without wing and did not accept it at all.It made a difference in the car handling too.Yours looks alright.i have seen a few without the wing and they look fine.
I personally prefer a wing.
Yes,wingless look is a thing,of course.When i had my scoob's spoiler changed,i ran it without wing and did not accept it at all.It made a difference in the car handling too.Yours looks alright.i have seen a few without the wing and they look fine.
I personally prefer a wing.
16 October 2005, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by duSTI
I like wings too my friend, just fancied a change after 2.5 years of ownership
If I get bored it'll take half and hour to put the old trunk lid and wing back on
J
If I get bored it'll take half and hour to put the old trunk lid and wing back on
J
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17 October 2005, 09:39 AM
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Love it. Can I add the photos to the wingless section on scoobyphotos.com?
http://www.scoobyphotos.com/subaru/i...aru-groups.php
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17 October 2005, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Dave_A
Love it. Can I add the photos to the wingless section on scoobyphotos.com?
http://www.scoobyphotos.com/subaru/i...aru-groups.php
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17 October 2005, 12:18 PM
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Another pic...
Here's a few more pic's for you...
http://www.rb5.paulhooker.co.uk/rb5o...s/dscf0850.jpg
http://www.rb5.paulhooker.co.uk/rb5o...s/dscf0849.jpg
http://www.rb5.paulhooker.co.uk/rb5o...s/dscf0839.jpg
http://www.rb5.paulhooker.co.uk/rb5o...s/dscf0850.jpg
http://www.rb5.paulhooker.co.uk/rb5o...s/dscf0849.jpg
http://www.rb5.paulhooker.co.uk/rb5o...s/dscf0839.jpg
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I like it.
I've always said that if I had a newage I'd go for the understated look. I think they look nice with a FMIC and no scoop as well. I'd probably paint the mirrors and boot to avoid the "spare parts" look though. I'd be interested to know how the car behaves up around the top end. I understand from others that you loose some stability without the rear spoiler.
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I've always said that if I had a newage I'd go for the understated look. I think they look nice with a FMIC and no scoop as well. I'd probably paint the mirrors and boot to avoid the "spare parts" look though. I'd be interested to know how the car behaves up around the top end. I understand from others that you loose some stability without the rear spoiler.
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17 October 2005, 12:22 PM
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PS A while back I asked one of the lads to photoshop one for me. This is what he came up with
Looking at this and on second thoughts, I think your mirrors unpainted would look nice.
Looking at this and on second thoughts, I think your mirrors unpainted would look nice.
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17 October 2005, 12:25 PM
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Originally Posted by duSTI
Of course Dave, I'll send you some better photos at some point also.
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Will add them sometime this week, if you've got more (I've seen the others on page 2 as well) then send them to me.
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Thanks everyone
The stability seems fine but I have'nt been really quick yet without the wing on so I'll have to let you know.
Sirfoz, do it mate
The stability seems fine but I have'nt been really quick yet without the wing on so I'll have to let you know.
Sirfoz, do it mate
17 October 2005, 07:37 PM
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Yep, big fan of it too.... I think you should ditch your big front splitter and fit a subtle carbon item, it would complement the street sleeper look a bit more IMO. 
Cheers,
Grant
Cheers,
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