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The R wing has already been copied by an aftermarket company so I'm sure the splitter will follow as well. You can probably get an OEM one but cost is going to be outrageous.
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Link to the R wing, please?
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I don't know this yet for a fact, but if you have a tech or track pack shelby, the R rear spoiler may not bolt directly on without body work to the deck lid. I'm pretty sure the tech and track have different mounting holes in the deck lid from the R. The R just attaches to the deck lids edge surface. Much as the way the old fox body GT vs LX spoilers did
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Yeah it definitely looks like they will have different mounting holes. Maybe we can come up with some kind of bracket that allows the R wing to reach the track/tech holes? Assuming that ends up being the case.
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