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Seibon Carbon Fiber GT Series Rear Spoiler
Subaru WRX / STI 2015+
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Features & Product Details
RallySport Direct is very proud to carry Seibon Products. Seibon has established a seasoned name in the automotive industry, and are known for designing and creating top-shelf carbon fiber products that are utilized in by world-class race teams, and by the everyday enthusiasts.
On this page, you are looking at the Seibon GT-Style Carbon Fiber Rear Spoiler. This is a great way to add more carbon fiber styling to the exterior of your vehicle to further add a customized look.
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Q: Mount layouts? Arerbac911 year ago
Hello I was wondering are the mount layout the same layout as the big big APR wing? Where the mounts sit on the edge of each side of the trunk!?
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A: The feet are pretty far apart but not as far as the APR, and have a more narrow mount compared to the APR. Thanks.
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Q: Dimensions Lopezerc2872 years ago
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A: According to Seibon, the wing is 63" wide and it sits 9.5" tall.
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Q: Bolt pattern Nick87wrx2 years ago
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A: This does not re-use OEM holes, and would require new ones being drilled.
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