That looks sharp. crossbranding parts doesn't always work well, but not the case here

 

I really like this.

Im assuming its attatched on the trunk/hatch, right? Would that affect opening the hatch all the way?

 

3M taped right on the glass. I placed mine right behind the gap between the glass parts. it does catch on the roof a little bit, but it's rubber so nothing gets hurt and the hatch opens all the way.

 

So you didnt paint yours?? How does it look from close??

I have a lip spoiler on my car I think it will look good if I get it and leave it unpainted.

 

No paint. It looks like unpainted rubber.

 

Did you pick it up on eBay?

 

I won mine at a car show. But I believe it's the exact same thing you can get on eBay.

 

Does anyone else has this???

I want to see how it looks with the OEM Lip spoiler.

 

Yes, you can get it on ebay.. $20 or so shipped, I believe.. that how I got mine

Nexus, i don't have an OEM lip spoiler or else I'd post up some pics.. but do it, dude! It'll look sick! I like my rubber roof spoiler a lot haha

 

Post some pics up brah!

 

id do either the black rubber, or get it in CF. i think if i was to do it, id get CF

 

I wanna see sum pics! I'm getting a cf lip spoiler soon and wanna see how it would look with the lip spoiler and the m3 lip on the glass. idk about cf on the m3 lip since the cf ones they do have isn't realy cf, looks like cheap overlay CF

 

Plus putting CF on the glass will break up the clean black line, it will look out of place. Gloss black IMO would look best, something that blends nicely with the glass its self.

I might do it, got a few more little things I want to get first

 

Anyone else done this??

 

I plan to do this, I actually got an M3 spoiler, 43", but it was like .725" too long! So now I need to get another one.

captainlaziness, what size is yours again?

 

ive had one on the car for over a year...its unpainted as well but i mounted mine on the back of the roof glass instead of the hatch...that way no worries about it hitting when i open up the hatch

 

just measure it and get it cut somewhere..probably be easier than buying a new one

 

I actually already looked into that. It'd be about the same price as a new one to get it cut. The bodyshop said they'd cut the overage length from the center, then they'd have to wed them back together. Then it'd need repainted and cleared so you didn't see the initial cut.

Ok, I have to see a picture of that.

 

^^^will do...gimmie a few hours

 

heres the best shots I could get in my parking lot...like someone said, i just trimmed up both ends so it was the right length and stuck it on...no paint. and yes i know, the car is filthy......