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GT/PP Spoiler Question

Spartan_Stang

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I will be getting a 2016 GT/PP before the new year and I eventually want to get the CDC Outlaw spoiler. As far as I know the PP comes with a spoiler delete. Would I be better off getting one with the delete and drilling holes when I'm ready for the CDC or should I look for one with the wing so it's basically just plug and play with the CDC. I'm not sure how soon after I buy the car I will be getting the CDC and I like the car better with no wing than with the factory wing.


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Depends, are you set on getting the PP? If so, a spoiler is not an option with the PP.
 

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don't pass up on pp because it's not drilled lol.
 

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as far as i know PP spoiler isnt even an option, but def worth it
 

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The Outlaw spoiler only requires two small holes for mounting. The factory spoiler requires nine (!) holes of various shapes and sizes. While the Outlaw will fully cover the factory holes, a pedestal style spoiler would leave a lot of unsightly holes to plug.

In my opinion removing the factory spoiler from the adhesive tape and removing the adhesive tape from the trunk is not worth the effort. Plus the benefits of the Performance Package FAR outweigh any ease of installation by having factory mounting holes.
 
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Thanks everyone! Looks like I'll be doing the PP and just drill the 2 holes for the outlaw once I get it! I was nervous cause I knew the factory spoiler had a ton of holes and I didn't really want to have to drill 9 holes in my trunk, but I think I can handle 2
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