[CRUISE9153]

The TRE ID-01 CF spoiler was installed this morning. Views of before and after. Stock one is really not worthy of being called a spoiler IMO. Also really like the Dinan cold air intake and inlet pipe added growl.

[MPR]

You’re going to get opinions as this is more subjective.

While many like the larger OEM style/M Performance spoiler, I prefer the more subtle CS style autoid CF spoiler.

Regarding intakes, sound was my primary goal so I went with what i read provided the most sound, which is the MST.

[ifound2pac]

Originally Posted by MPR

You’re going to get opinions as this is more subjective.

While many like the larger OEM style/M Performance spoiler, I prefer the more subtle CS style autoid CF spoiler.

Regarding intakes, sound was my primary goal so I went with what i read provided the most sound, which is the MST.

Hey bro how do you like those M exhaust tips? Are they blue and gold? I was wondering how they'd look on my G42 in Brooklyn Gray.

I also want my spoiler to be carbon fiber but uh...we all know the G42 has disgusting piano black everywhere else on the car so I feel like maybe it's just gonna stand out weirdly?

Can you send more photos of your tips? 🤠

[MPR]

Originally Posted by ifound2pac

Hey bro how do you like those M exhaust tips? Are they blue and gold? I was wondering how they'd look on my G42 in Brooklyn Gray.

I also want my spoiler to be carbon fiber but uh...we all know the G42 has disgusting piano black everywhere else on the car so I feel like maybe it's just gonna stand out weirdly?

Can you send more photos of your tips? 🤠

The tips are great and recommend getting them. The carbon fiber looks completely fine along with the piano black parts on the car.

[ifound2pac]

Those look sick man! Those are the exact same ones I just got, welded to the Alibaba Valvetronic cat back exhaust I ordered. I like that they turned a little gold after being broken in! Breaks up the black diffuser with some shine.

Still trying to find the perfect spoiler, and I think I also want to black out my nonshadowline trim (grille and intake vents). Can't see myself spending $600 to do that though just for plastic bits that are purely cosmetic, I guess the other options for that are plastidip or wrapping them. MPR