GT350R Spoiler Help

Hello Everyone,

I will be purchasing a spoiler soon, and am thinking to go with the GT350R style mainly because it looks like it would actually be functional. Do any of you have any version of this spoiler and recommend a particular one from a certain company? If so, why that particular version?

I'm looking for a version of this spoiler that doesn't vibrate, does that exist? I'm reading about a lot of vibration issues with the ones from Cj pony parts but they have two options. What are your experiences with the vibration and this style spoiler?

Thanks!

I also am interested. Fyi dealer wants 10K for the factory one. Sry no help.

I have the Anderson Composite GT350R CF spoiler and is not flimsy at all.
I like it because you only have to make 3 small holes to mount it where as some you have to make 4 and it is the closest reproduction to the actual spoiler.
I have even had some GT350 track pack owners think that I'm actually driving a R

There are also the ebay gt350r spoilers. I haven't seen anyone post pics yet so I can't speak to the quality but the price is certainly attractive. Anyone see any install pics/reviews floating around?

I have the Anderson Composite carbon fiber one mounted on their carbon fiber trunk also. It is solid and install was pretty straight forward. Just make sure you drill it right on that curve. Overall, I have a JL Audio Stealthbox subwoofer and the OEM trunk would rattle. At the same volume, the new carbon trunk was solid and no rattling of the trunk or the spoiler. Only time it would shake is when I close the trunk a little hard. At 85 mph, it is also solid. Be prepare to have your rear view obstructed though.

Thanks guys,

Anyone tried the non-carbon fiber versions ABS plastic or plexiglass?

Can you paint the carbon fiber to look like it isn't carbon fiber? (not my thing since you can't just have one carbon fiber piece on your car, thats embarrassing.)
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Also, the Fiberglass one here http://www.cjponyparts.com/rear-spo...0/?year=2015&gclid=CNvHrMvUl9ECFUhWDQod4ioDMw

got really bad reviews, and I'm wondering if ABS plastic in general would be better?

I've heard Carbon2Carbon's version is identical to the factory R wing. Anderson's, as I understand it, is not an exact copy. I'm going with the former as soon as I have the cash saved up for a carbon fiber trunk lid.

Whatever you do, don't buy from Carbon Dynamics.

Clink said:

Whatever you do, don't buy from Carbon Dynamics.

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Why?

Greek6486 said:

Why?

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Search them up on forums and its a lot of negatives regarding their service and products.

Mootang said:

Search them up on forums and its a lot of negatives regarding their service and products.

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This, bad customer service if you get any product at all after a long wait.

[MENTION=10215]Tubalkayne[/MENTION] has a painted R wing on his car, not sure where he got his.

Mootang said:

Search them up on forums and its a lot of negatives regarding their service and products.

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That's a shame; their product seems to LOOK pretty similar to carbon2carbon's specs.

I myself just purchased the Trufiber R wing. Putting in on a PP Mustang, so just waiting for it to ship!

I have the Trufiber R style wing from CJ Pony parts. It is fiberglass the white version on their website needs prep and primer before paint, I'm not sure about the black one. It does vibrate when driving at highway speeds. I have had the car up to 120 mph and it is still in one piece, I matched the car with mine and it looks great over all I'm happy with it but the vibrate did scare me at first.

Greek6486 said:

Hello Everyone,

I will be purchasing a spoiler soon, and am thinking to go with the GT350R style mainly because it looks like it would actually be functional. Do any of you have any version of this spoiler and recommend a particular one from a certain company? If so, why that particular version?

I'm looking for a version of this spoiler that doesn't vibrate, does that exist? I'm reading about a lot of vibration issues with the ones from Cj pony parts but they have two options. What are your experiences with the vibration and this style spoiler?

Thanks!

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I was looking at aftermarket spoilers for my car a few months ago and I've pretty much seen all of the 350R cf spoilers in person, except for the Carbon2Carbon one.

If you don't want to deal with vibration issues I would only buy from Anderson Composites, Trufiber or Carbon2Carbon. Carbon2Carbon is the best quality and is identical to the OEM 350R spoiler (from what I've seen via photos and from other people) but it's also the most expensive ($1800).

Anderson Composites and Trufiber's spoilers are both priced at $800 so it just depends on which brand you like better. I would stay away from any other brands not mentioned due to vibration and/or flexing issues. Hope this help!