Rear Spoiler, Not OEM?
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Here is a pic of my stock spoiler also an '04 coupe. Sorry for the crap quality... it's dark out right now so I had to use flash and be quick to avoid mosquitoes... lol.
The flash actually makes it look like there is a bit of a gap but there really isn't one. Notice how much more narrow my spoiler brake light is in comparison to the one on your car. I'm the original owner of this car so I know it hasn't been modified.
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Here is a pic of my stock spoiler also an '04 coupe. Sorry for the crap quality... it's dark out right now so I had to use flash and be quick to avoid mosquitoes... lol.
The flash actually makes it look like there is a bit of a gap but there really isn't one. Notice how much more narrow my spoiler brake light is in comparison to the one on your car. I'm the original owner of this car so I know it hasn't been modified.
The flash actually makes it look like there is a bit of a gap but there really isn't one. Notice how much more narrow my spoiler brake light is in comparison to the one on your car. I'm the original owner of this car so I know it hasn't been modified.
What you have looks closer to what is described in the service manuals.
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Thanks for the reply. I'm the original owner as well, so that's why I'm surprised that my spoiler may not be OEM. It was installed at the dealership when I bought the car, and I've always just assumed it was OEM. It even says OE right on the brake lens!
What you have looks closer to what is described in the service manuals.
What you have looks closer to what is described in the service manuals.