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I been wanting to buy a GT350 spoiler for a while. I have seen many different ones at every price point 100 bucks to 500 dollars. I don't want one thats going to flex and break. Been reading a lot of reviews about them. Anyone got suggestions. I don't want to spend more than I have to.
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I been wanting to buy a GT350 spoiler for a while. I have seen many different ones at every price point 100 bucks to 500 dollars. I don't want one thats going to flex and break. Been reading a lot of reviews about them. Anyone got suggestions. I don't want to spend more than I have to.
OEM is the way to go. Relatively cheap, but good quality. The off-brand ones have proven to be poor quality; i.e., shatter. Depending on your car's height, you can plan to scrape and bump it from time to time, so you want it to be durable.
 

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I been wanting to buy a GT350 spoiler for a while. I have seen many different ones at every price point 100 bucks to 500 dollars. I don't want one thats going to flex and break. Been reading a lot of reviews about them. Anyone got suggestions. I don't want to spend more than I have to.
I been wanting to buy a GT350 spoiler for a while. I have seen many different ones at every price point 100 bucks to 500 dollars. I don't want one thats going to flex and break. Been reading a lot of reviews about them. Anyone got suggestions. I don't want to spend more than I have to.
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I been wanting to buy a GT350 spoiler for a while. I have seen many different ones at every price point 100 bucks to 500 dollars. I don't want one thats going to flex and break. Been reading a lot of reviews about them. Anyone got suggestions. I don't want to spend more than I have to.
As others have said..quality over price. My 1st one was a GT350 R type. It was fiberglass...lasted 2 .5 years before it started showing signs of wear (small cracks ). That was on my 15. I paid $400 for that one and another $350 to paint and install. The 2nd one was an Anderson Composites carbon fiber one GT350R style .. That one was $800 but is holding up well.I installed myself. No need to paint. That one on my 19 is holding up well and no regrets so far.

Bottom line if you can budget it I would go for a quality one especially if your keeping your ride for a few more years but if you plan on trading then go for the cheaper one, install it correctly and enjoy.

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I bought mine from a Ford Dealer... they had the nerve to mark it up $1500.00. Silly me, I paid the mark up. The spoiler cost me over $65,000.00 with taxes. Oh, yeah, they threw in additional GT350 components as well.

I agree... these are good looking "swings"... they make a great visual improvement wing/spoiler wise...!!!!

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Sorry, you said spoiler and I was thinking splitter. Anyway, same advice. Have dealt with two aftermarket CF spoilers/swings. Unfortunately, the company from CA that made the best one no longer makes them. Anderson is a distant second best, but now the best alternative. As was said by others, you will get what you pay for. Ultimately, a cheap knock off will fail in the fit and/or finish realm.
 
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As others have said..quality over price. My 1st one was a GT350 R type. It was fiberglass...lasted 2 .5 years before it started showing signs of wear (small cracks ). That was on my 15. I paid $400 for that one and another $350 to paint and install. The 2nd one was an Anderson Composites carbon fiber one GT350R style .. That one was $800 but is holding up well.I installed myself. No need to paint. That one on my 19 is holding up well and no regrets so far.

Bottom line if you can budget it I would go for a quality one especially if your keeping your ride for a few more years but if you plan on trading then go for the cheaper one, install it correctly and enjoy.

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I plan on keeping the ride for a while. I get attached to vehicle and when I get one I like unless it gets totaled I tend to keep them. I should have specified GT350 R wing. I like the look. I don't know though, I am torn between that and a duck tail type spoiler. do they come in gloss black or that textured black like the front splitter and what not. I really like the blue one.
 

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I plan on keeping the ride for a while. I get attached to vehicle and when I get one I like unless it gets totaled I tend to keep them. I should have specified GT350 R wing. I like the look. I don't know though, I am torn between that and a duck tail type spoiler. do they come in gloss black or that textured black like the front splitter and what not. I really like the blue one.
Thanks Bro. With the blue one it came primed gray but I had it painted gloss black. I have seen some guys go matte or flat black to match the trim.

The company I got it from is out of business but I recommend American Muscle as they always have a discount or special.

https://www.americanmuscle.com/gt350r-style-spoiler-primed-1517fastback.html

https://www.cjponyparts.com/rear-sp...m_term=1101201852248&utm_content=All Products

The Anderson composite one comes in Carbon fiber and it’s $800.. It really is a quality piece and that or price has been the same for 2 years+ I got that one from CJ pony parts .. They were offering $50.00 off purchase over $200 and free shipping last January.

Another thing to consider is your current trunk lid.If you have a factory spoiler you may have to have holes filled by body shop. On the blue 2015 GT it came with no spoiler so no issue but on my 19 I paid $150 bucks for a used decklid from the salvage yard, had it painted and installed myself. That way if I sell/trade..I can put it back to stock.

Good luck and post some pics once it is done.
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