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My fiberglass low hanging front spoiler just fell off, I need to get a new spoiler as soon as possible, does anyone have any opinions on which one i should get which one they like the best, i'm about to start looking on pelican and tweeks, any advice, pictures would be really helpful
thanks, -Rob
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show us a pictue of your car, it helps to identify which looks better, personally i like the one in tweeks, i think that looks best on all 914's, except tweeks is expensive so look for other places, i'd list some but i havent been looking just yet.
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I just went to his gallery page to get this. I prefer the Limited Edition spoiler especially on the later cars. It fits really nicely with the rubber bumpers. PP sells them....Geoff
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I use the LE replica spoiler on my 72 and have found that it provides greater stability at speeds over, lets say 85-90mph, but i dont stop there. This is compared to stock valance.
It also has ground clearance if your car isnt lowered too much. (I seem to remember a post about repairing an airdam like this one) ![]() If you ask me, and I think you did, most of the other dams/spoilers look too racey/ricey for a street 914. Good hunting
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I have this one:
http://www.***********.com/action.lasso?-database=Items%20database&-layout=web&-response=record_detail.lasso&-logicalOp=or&-recordID=48096&-search It may take time to load. This spoiler has air ducts to cool the brakes and it is urethane that is highly flexible so you don't have to worry about breaking it. I also like the 916 fron bumper and spoiler combo. It's a sharp piece. Good luck on the search. |
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does anyone have any pictures with their own cars with different spoilers, or that one from auto atlanta in the above post,
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Name of item:
UREFLEX FRONT SPOILER; 914 Description Of Product: This spoiler is so flexible that if you hit a curb at 100 MPH, your spoiler would still be perfect, but you would be dead and your 914 would be totalled! Woah!, i don't know if this fits 75-76's though and i've had very bad experience with *********** but if i had to id be willing to go through them again, tweeks DOES NOT sell a 75-75 spoiler,hmmmmmmmm
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http://www.pelicanparts.com/catalog/shopcart/9144/por_9144_exteri_main.htm
what do u think i think it looks alot like the old one and i think it goes with the car really well, ill prob call pelican tomorrow and order it that is unless someone has any better spoiler opinions, and are the borrom parts of the 914's that the spoiler attaches to any different throughout the different years?
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the 916 style spoiler is very tough....not that I have ever hit a parking stop with it or anything but if I ever had, I am sure it would push the front end right over it without cracking. two guys helped me pick up the car to back off the concrete bar. This spoiler also developes a good high presure area in the center for an oil cooler. If you do not have driving lights you can use these holes for brake cooling
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where do i find the 916 spoiler?
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The Urethane spoiler I posted above fits 75's . Mine is a 75.
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Here's a link for the 916 bumper
http://www.************************/ProductPage.aspx?ProductName=916+Spoiler+Bumper&productid=100440&producttype=20 |
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Here is a pic of the orginal LE spoiler on a LE or GT 914. I can't say I like the other makes of spoilers that look cheesy.
Geoff
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I think the "special edition" one I've got (copy of LE) looks best because the inset middle portion lines up with the bumper grills. The others seem overly agressive unless you've got a really tricked out car.
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I gotta go with the LE/SE since they came with the car. I also like the standard one as well.
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yes, but they are completely painted vs just the centers on the US LE's.
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Here is mine, yes I know I have ugly wheels and tires, I pick my Fuchs up from the powder coat shop today! I have no idea who makes this spoiler, I got it in a deal.
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Your spoiler can be bought new from Performance Parts for $135. I bought one years ago for $80 during one of their 20% off sales. Have never mounted, but I still intend to give it a try sometime. Mike |
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this link shows George Hussey's real 916. Pelican sells a fiberglass repro
http://fly.hiwaay.net/~jonlowe/916.html
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