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AMG CF replica trunk spoiler from JBSpeed
08-25-2009, 01:32 AM
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AMG CF replica trunk spoiler from JBSpeed
Bought this CF trunk spoiler from JBSpeed just over a month ago. Decided I dont like the CF look with my paint job so I am looking to get some money back so I can get a painted spoiler. I wont state what his price is new since he prefers to tell people in PM, but I will sell mine for $235 shipped. I will get pics up in the morning after I take my kids to school and get the car back from the dealer. It is not on the car as I took it off today to get it cleaned up and ready to sell.
Feel free to ask questions or PM if you want to purchase.
Feel free to ask questions or PM if you want to purchase.
08-27-2009, 05:20 PM
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mmm I was thinking to get a CF spoiler but now..... my car is also Pewter color thats why still not sure... how bad is it in pewter car ??
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09-07-2009, 04:29 PM
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Pics added to help sale. Took a long time to get them up. Sorry. This is much cheaper than buying from JBSpeed, only because I need to get rid of it. I had some fitment issues but maybe its because I am not the bodyshop type person I thought I could be. 
09-10-2009, 12:54 AM
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Anybody want a spoiler? He seems to sell quite a few. Send me a reasonable offer as this is already prices well below what they sell for. It is brand new, on my car for 2 weeks. I need it gone before I move, I would rather not have to worry about it being shipped in a container. Make an offer above $200 and its yours.
09-14-2009, 06:23 PM
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I can, but it wont be the same as when it is down with the 3m tape. I will tell you it was competely secure, but it did have on each end about a 3 inch length gap that was no larger than 4mm up from the surface of the trunk. I will also send the excess 3M double sided tape as an incentive. That stuff is not cheap for a roll and there is about half of the roll left. Way more then enough to use with the spoiler. I dont know about others having this issue but I cant imagine any of them not having fitment issues to some degree. As I said I just am not willing to notch out the back to make it sit flush or have a body shop install it.
09-14-2009, 07:30 PM
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I can, but it wont be the same as when it is down with the 3m tape. I will tell you it was competely secure, but it did have on each end about a 3 inch length gap that was no larger than 4mm up from the surface of the trunk. I will also send the excess 3M double sided tape as an incentive. That stuff is not cheap for a roll and there is about half of the roll left. Way more then enough to use with the spoiler. I dont know about others having this issue but I cant imagine any of them not having fitment issues to some degree. As I said I just am not willing to notch out the back to make it sit flush or have a body shop install it.
The one I had right now have the same problem thats why Im worried.Andy
09-15-2009, 08:28 AM
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when you say a 3 inch gap. you mean its 3 inches short from the edge of the trunk when you have it on? I'm not clear on that. thanks.
09-15-2009, 01:51 PM
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Yes if you went from the edge of the spoiler inside for a 3inch length that is where it would not be fully intact. It would be raised slightly by that 4mm gap until it went further towards the middle at which point you would have full contact on the trunk. It is possible without modification to have the spoiler be intact all the way across the top of the trunk, however the bottom portion of the spoiler would not contact the lower portion of the trunk. I didnt like how you could tell with the trunk up it had a large gap underneath, but with the trunk closed you couldnt tell it was not making contact.
09-15-2009, 03:43 PM
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why are you selling it? is it because of the fitment issue or not? at first you said it was because you wanted something different. then you stated that you were not willing to modify your car to make this spoiler fit.
09-15-2009, 04:59 PM
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I said I was not willing to modify the spoiler to make it fit not the other way around. I am selling it first because of the CF look. I thought I would like it but I dont. The fitment for most would not be an issue I assume. I dont know how many spoilers he has sold but I would say he has sold many. I cant imagine the fitment would be that big of a difference between spoilers coming from the same supplier so chances are people either had them installed by a professional or they are better at body work than I am. I will say the fitment was an issue for me but I could live with how I had it installed. It really wasnt an issue. The CF was the issue for me.
I am not going to sell the product with out telling people that there is an issue with the fitment because I am not that type of seller. I would hope that would show me in some respect as a seller not looking to gain for someone else buying a product they would be disatisfied with. I am taking a loss if I am able to sell this. Otherwise I will get with JBspeed once again and see what happens. This is a better deal then you can get with him and its the same exact thing you would buy from him new with the same potential issues.
I am not going to sell the product with out telling people that there is an issue with the fitment because I am not that type of seller. I would hope that would show me in some respect as a seller not looking to gain for someone else buying a product they would be disatisfied with. I am taking a loss if I am able to sell this. Otherwise I will get with JBspeed once again and see what happens. This is a better deal then you can get with him and its the same exact thing you would buy from him new with the same potential issues.
09-17-2009, 05:59 PM
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$200 SHIPPED.
Just want it gone. JBSpeed in my book is not a good seller as I have tried to get this resolved through him and also by letting others know that there is a fitment issue. This spoiler does have issues. I know that is the big hang up for purchasing this spoiler. I still dont like the CF look so that is the main reason I am selling it, I was dealing with the fact that it was not fitting properly without modification. If anyone has more questions feel free to ask. Pictures are still good for how it looks.
Just want it gone. JBSpeed in my book is not a good seller as I have tried to get this resolved through him and also by letting others know that there is a fitment issue. This spoiler does have issues. I know that is the big hang up for purchasing this spoiler. I still dont like the CF look so that is the main reason I am selling it, I was dealing with the fact that it was not fitting properly without modification. If anyone has more questions feel free to ask. Pictures are still good for how it looks.
09-18-2009, 02:02 PM
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I said I was not willing to modify the spoiler to make it fit not the other way around. I am selling it first because of the CF look. I thought I would like it but I dont. The fitment for most would not be an issue I assume. I dont know how many spoilers he has sold but I would say he has sold many. I cant imagine the fitment would be that big of a difference between spoilers coming from the same supplier so chances are people either had them installed by a professional or they are better at body work than I am. I will say the fitment was an issue for me but I could live with how I had it installed. It really wasnt an issue. The CF was the issue for me.
I am not going to sell the product with out telling people that there is an issue with the fitment because I am not that type of seller. I would hope that would show me in some respect as a seller not looking to gain for someone else buying a product they would be disatisfied with. I am taking a loss if I am able to sell this. Otherwise I will get with JBspeed once again and see what happens. This is a better deal then you can get with him and its the same exact thing you would buy from him new with the same potential issues.
I am not going to sell the product with out telling people that there is an issue with the fitment because I am not that type of seller. I would hope that would show me in some respect as a seller not looking to gain for someone else buying a product they would be disatisfied with. I am taking a loss if I am able to sell this. Otherwise I will get with JBspeed once again and see what happens. This is a better deal then you can get with him and its the same exact thing you would buy from him new with the same potential issues.
i have just checked out the pics. nothing wrong with the fitment. you just need to use the adhensive and tape it down, then wait until the adhensive get dry, then it will fit fine
09-19-2009, 05:35 PM
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Then I guess there is no fitment issue. However its impossible to have non plyable material move and when it is a hard plastic that the bulk of the spoiler is it cannot conform to the trunk. For $200 bucks you decide if its worth the money. Here are the exact pics I showed him with it being on the car without adhesive.
What JBSpeed fails to realize is that there is not enough curve with the front of the spoiler to roll over the edge of the trunk. That is obvious in the first picture. I am obviously not going to be able to sell this spoiler because I am being honest about how it fits.
What JBSpeed fails to realize is that there is not enough curve with the front of the spoiler to roll over the edge of the trunk. That is obvious in the first picture. I am obviously not going to be able to sell this spoiler because I am being honest about how it fits.
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