Installed Vorsteiner Lip Spoiler
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Installed Vorsteiner Lip Spoiler
I bought a used Vorsteiener carbon fiber lip spoiler from fellow forum member. It was painted white and had some scuffs on the bottom so I had it redone by a shop in 040 Black. It came out very nice. These spoilers are very strong and fit is perfect. I think it adds more aggresive look to the front end. I also like it because it doesn't hang down too low. It is very easy to attch using 8 screws on the bottom. I also added couple of small pieces of dual sided tape along the top edge. I also had the rear windows tinted. I think this is it for cosmetic mods. ![Smilie](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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Looks good and diff.
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That looks fabulous. Did you used self-tapping screws?
I like the fact you painted the entire thing black, but also like the center piece which shows the carbon weave.
It is a pity these are discontinued.
I like the fact you painted the entire thing black, but also like the center piece which shows the carbon weave.
It is a pity these are discontinued.
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Thanks everyone for the feedback. If you can find one of these used it's worth the price. They are rock solid but lightweight.