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UKDAVE, pm sent
24th Mar 2010 8:49 pm
StephenO
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Another good job Alan, looks great!
I never really thought about a spoiler before but I'll give it more now after seeing that!
Stephen
24th Mar 2010 8:57 pm
ukdave104
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Thanks Mc313, just read it
I wonder many spondoolies they want for them
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24th Mar 2010 9:02 pm
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approx £18 plus postage, for the pair , mine arrived yesterday
24th Mar 2010 9:07 pm
ukdave104
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, must get me some of those then
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25th Mar 2010 1:35 pm
mik
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To dave :-
£18 + postage as already stated - direct from Trillogy Ltd . Phone them and ask for a pair of B144 exhaust tips.
Someone is selling a 2nd hand pair in the "for sale / wanted" section, but they want £40 + postage (?? ??) (to be fair - I think they were much more expensive in the past).
Hi
Are they easy to fit?The older I get, the better I was.
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25th Mar 2010 2:40 pm
mik
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Extemely easy to fit.
Mine took 10 minutes total - and that was because I realised I have one exhaust sitting higher than the othe, so had to adjust the position of the bolt-on tip on to accomodate this and even them out.
25th Mar 2010 3:21 pm
leeser23
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I also would like a set of them do they fit all models etc?
Yet another buy!!!
Leeser
25th Mar 2010 3:42 pm
Alan G
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mik wrote:
To dave :-
£18 + postage as already stated - direct from Trillogy Ltd . Phone them and ask for a pair of B144 exhaust tips.
Someone is selling a 2nd hand pair in the "for sale / wanted" section, but they want £40 + postage (?? ??) (to be fair - I think they were much more expensive in the past).
Just heard that they are now sold out of these finishers. better to call and confirm yourselves.
And originally, these were approx £36 each, so £72 plus P&P if memory serves me to what i paid for the 1st set.ATB
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madtam wrote:
I would be interested in hearing if the spoiler changes the airflow around the rear and keeps the rear screen cleaner. I have been surprised how quickly the rear screen gets dirty and wet when driving. It seems to really suck the road grime straight onto the glass on mine and I wonder if the spoiler might change that.
Looks pretty good anyway, but it would be a useful bonus to me anyway.
Initially it seems to reduce the airflow around the back, but it still gets wet and dirty though maybe not just as bad without it.
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Rear roof spoiler!
Well just fitted my Carins Blue (was java black but got painted at my local paint shop all in for £147! Which isn't bad)
The removal as described is a nightmare, but from start too finish with the new one on was 2 1/2 hours on my own.
So just get the dremal , tape, hammer wood chisel , and a couple of big screw drivers, brake clean fluid and a step ladder!!!
Then just et stuck in, cut about a inch in from the edge all the way round, only just cut through the old unit to the inside as there is wiring as shown on page one just below!!
Then it simple
Will post a photo tomorrow
here is mine now fitted!
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Thanks for another excellent forum thread! :thumbsup:
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22nd Feb 2013 11:13 pm
philby258
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Looks good, I did mine over the christmas holiday got it from Duckwoths at a great price, my high level brake ligh actually fell out so thats what prompted me to order the spoiler check out my gallery.
22nd Feb 2013 11:49 pm
dubbs
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Nice, although I think if you go down the "style" route with the spoiler then colour coded arches make it
23rd Feb 2013 3:45 am
johnnychainsaw
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Very nice I think it looks good with the black arches.
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, must get me some of those then 
??) (to be fair - I think they were much more expensive in the past).
