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**Arbman Al** · 25 March 2010, 15:49

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Peter Hills wrote:

Folks,

I want to fit a front spoiler to my car to aid airflow through the radiator to improve cooling. A TR6 spoiler has been recommended; I understand that there are two options â€“ the standard plastic one (GLZ606) at about Â£100.00 plus P&P or a simpler, lighter glass fibre one (GLZ606FG) at about Â£65.00 plus P&P.

Has anyone experience of using either of these spoilers on a Stag? Firstly, did it work, improving the airflow through the radiator? Secondly, did it affect handling/stability? Thirdly, was it difficult to fit? Any other advice would be welcome.

Peter

Hi Peter,

Russ (Kryten) has a TR6 spoiler but not sure which one, he's bound to be along later...

In the meantime here are some earlier discussions on the subject with pictures:

http://stagownersclub.mywowbb.com/vi...hlight=spoiler

Rgds....Al.

**V Mad** · 25 March 2010, 16:28

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I have fitted a couple of the fibreglass ones now and I think they are a good idea for improving handling and cooling (no tests carried out though).

On the negative side, any front spoiler makes it more difficult to jack the car up!

**GDPR** · 25 March 2010, 16:34

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Hi Peter

I used the glass fibre one from Paddocks as it allows you to cut and reshape to fit the Stag.

I originally fitted it because of overheating over 65mph - it completely cured the problem at a stroke, and as a side benefit it now runs straight and true "hands off" well into three figures......

Happy to send you pics, and what I did to fit it to the valance - just send me a pm at some point.

Russ

**TimShoubridge** · 25 March 2010, 18:29

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Peter,

try this link, I believe they may be a supplier to our suppliers. They look good.

Tim

http://www.honeybournemouldings.co.uk/frontspoilers.htm

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