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The SEAC has "borrowed" many parts from the 350i, like the doors, bonnet, boot, lights, roof, interior, windscreen, mirrors, wheels etc etc. So, why shouldn't a 350i be allowed to "borrow" a spoiler from an SEAC? I know the purists will say that an SEAC spoiler is ONLY for an SEAC, but since your SEAC's use lots of parts from our 350i's, then I say we can use your spoilers on our cars too! Fairs fair!!! :-D
So yeah, if it makes someone happy then sell the spoiler.
So yeah, if it makes someone happy then sell the spoiler.
wedg1e said:
dickymint said:
If you asked the factory they would have have fitted one from new anyway!
Bring it to BBWF to sell or put 4 legs on it and you have a nice coffee table for your "club house"
Better yet, take a mould off it and sell many more...
I can see the add in Max Power now..
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dickymint said:
If you asked the factory they would have have fitted one from new anyway!
Bring it to BBWF to sell or put 4 legs on it and you have a nice coffee table for your "club house"
As far as I can tell mine was fitted by the factory from new, the first owner must have thought it looked good.
On my early series 1 350i it would look a bit naff I think. Too much like a bolt on extra go-faster goodie, but it'll look ok on a series 2 car. The owner needs to consider some wider rubber at the rear though. I have successfully modified some cerb wheels which Adam Quantrill now has on his car. 245mm wide rears 

No, no. No spoilers on any wedge, except SEAC as it is part of the design. For the rest it is a bolt on goodie. But that is me being a purist, as normally a spoiler is absolutely useless during, even fast, road use. If it is no use, why have it. Ah, now you probably will tell me that there is no reason for having a wedge..... My excuse would be that I am an TVR&V8-addict, and it will stop me from harassing other people due to spending a lot of time on my wedge to keep it on the road.
Rob
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