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Out of keeping. They should go back onto the Corsa they came off.
I wonder how a Stag would sound with a pair of drainpipe exhausts?
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I quite like them.
Quite like the front spoiler too actually.
Not too sure of the bonnetvent though!
Mike.
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Yes, exactly what I think, what was he thinking when he put them on?Out of keeping. They should go back onto the Corsa they came off.
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I think they look ok and give Stag modern look, wouldnt fit them myself though. Spoiler is good, nice and discreet, bonnet a no no in my book !
Martin
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Spurs wrote:Have to agree. I've been thinking of a spoiler and that one does look good. The others of this style I have seen are much deeper or maybe it's just the way it'e been fitted.I think they look ok and give Stag modern look, wouldnt fit them myself though. Spoiler is good, nice and discreet, bonnet a no no in my book !
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Does anyone know where the spoiler comes from ? Looked on Piston Heads and are none the wiser !
Martin
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Fake wires - 'orrible ! Can't complain about the execution of the bonnet scoop, don't like it but it's been well done.
Martin.
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Spurs wrote:Monarchs sell front Spoilers. I am sure there must be others, but that is the only one I know of.Does anyone know where the spoiler comes from ? Looked on Piston Heads and are none the wiser !
Martin
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Yes I know Monarchs, will investigate !
Thanks
Martin
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Spurs wrote:E.J. Wards have this type; it's less obtrusive than some of the other 'box-section' types I've seen.Does anyone know where the spoiler comes from ? Looked on Piston Heads and are none the wiser !
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Will check them out, it looks better than the deeper ones I have seen.
Martin
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Don't like them personally, I don't think they suit the Stag.Drive a Stag every day... it's wonderful!
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Gresley wrote:I have to agree with you about the appearance, but I believe there's a case to be made for improved cooling, some of the air that passes under the car is forced upwards through the opening beneath the bumper. Having said that, I still won't be indulging.Don't like them personally, I don't think they suit the Stag. Martin.
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Interestingly, the spoiler fitted to the car (I have the same) was one being developed by Triumph in order to improve cooling whenproduction was cancelled.
Wards have the original moulds, and whilst not the cheapest option, it certainly fits well, looks good and is effective.
A retro alternative would be to use the TR6 bib-spoiler which also looks pretty neat.
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