Japanese Rear spoiler

[MZ-N10]

anyone got a pic of one...i remember seeing a pic of a kick as wing but i cant find it anymore...

and r there any aftermarket ones?
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Makenzie18 live

[VehiX]

Here is one, it looks cool from this angle



BUT

In my honest opinion looks terrible from this angle. It just doesn't flow well with the curves of the VX AT ALL.

[MZ-N10]

anyone know of hte price on tat thing...it looks killer from teh side....
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Glass Weed Pipe

[dutchie]

If you`re serious than pm me.
It`s available but it`s around $605,- unfinished without shipping....yes I know it hurts

[MZ-N10]

.....605......l.........o.......l................. ................................omg....i think ill pass....
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WEB SHOWS

[VehiX]

You could make your own that would look ten times better with money to spare for that price.

Just get creative with the orginal stock spoiler and some bondo or what ever you'd like to use for materials. Working off of the stock spoiler would ensure your mounts to the roof fit perfect.

I am content with the stock spolier for now personaly, it's not that bad at all IMHO.

[Spike]

Those pictures of the large wing make me think 'flying nun' .. ewwww

Granted, stock spoiler is fairly subtle sitting up there. But it is a good proportion for the rest of the truck.

If you want it noticed a little more... you can always add some paint to it.

[MZ-N10]

i duno the side view to me looks pretty good...the back view is kinda crappy...if it only wasnt straight and had some curves in it....

making a custom one would be intersting...but i kno ill end up just buying an aftermarket one for a crv or seomthing and just try to modify it to fit...
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ELECTRONIC CIGARETTE

[Spike]

Yes, I agree with the back view... It looks weird from the back because it is too wide...

From the side, I personally think it is too tall.. but that is just my own opinion... to each his/her own.

Of course none of those after market wings have that underside lip that is supposed to help direct the wind straight down the rear window - to push the rain downwards.