Custom "ROOF" mount spoiler we're working on...PICS inside! :)
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04-21-2003 | 11:57 PM
#22
Intermediate
Joined: Feb 2002
Posts: 26
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From: Wayne NJ
I cant wait to see what Streeteffects whips up next. If you guys want (Im sure you know of this already), check out
http://www.sarona.com/. They offer a roof spoiler for the TL. Its not too big; I think it does just enough for the car.
http://www.sarona.com/. They offer a roof spoiler for the TL. Its not too big; I think it does just enough for the car.
04-22-2003 | 01:21 AM
#23
Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2000
Posts: 1,219
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From: Lubbock, TX
Originally posted by werd9802
I cant wait to see what Streeteffects whips up next. If you guys want (Im sure you know of this already), check out
http://www.sarona.com/. They offer a roof spoiler for the TL. Its not too big; I think it does just enough for the car.
I cant wait to see what Streeteffects whips up next. If you guys want (Im sure you know of this already), check out
http://www.sarona.com/. They offer a roof spoiler for the TL. Its not too big; I think it does just enough for the car.
04-22-2003 | 11:50 AM
#24
Advanced
Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 92
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From: NJ
oh no ****....I didn't know sarona made one....could have saved myself a lot of time, oh well....I guess it doesn't matter, this spoiler is going to look like like lorinser spoiler for the Mercedes CL500, but now that I know sarona offers one, I'll have to push that 
Good lookin' out !
Good lookin' out !
04-22-2003 | 02:36 PM
#26
Racer
Joined: May 2002
Posts: 270
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From: Jersey
Do you plan on selling these wings? I doubt it will be worth your time if they are going to be at a lower price then the one currently for like $320. I have not seen a roof wing on a TL yet, and I have always liked the way they look on the BMW and Benz. I may have to drop the $320 on it!! unless someone has something cheaper that looks good, It must be a perfect fit though . And are they easy to steal?? because then I could just steal it off one of you guys!!!! just kidding but I know it must be glued very secure...
04-24-2003 | 07:44 AM
#28
Banned
Joined: Jun 2002
Posts: 236
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From: BOCA RATON, FL.
sarona adheres the roof spoiler with
SILICONE! i spoke to them, and they are selling alot of them according to them. i suppose it could be easily jacked? the body kit they make for the tl is sweet, but fiberglass! i haven't seen one good fiberglass kit install, except at HIN or a major show where the kit and paint are perfect for $5-$7K!
05-01-2003 | 11:17 PM
#31
Lord Ubber
Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 282
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From: NW Oregon
Questions:
Why would you want a rear roof spoiler?
Why would you want to redirect the air flow off of your trunk?
The contour of your car is meant to have a FORCE placed apon your trunk inorder to keep your steering in check. Without the FORCE you would experience a lack of control at the fronts making turns more complicated.
Which brings me to another point.
Choosing a wing that is not to low or to high off the rear is the only way to maintain the flow of air over your car.
Where most wings are for decoration only.
A wing that is atleast 3-4 inches off the rear (with a proper lip) will cause the air to go under and not over the wing. Creating proper down FORCE over the rear.
Why would you want a rear roof spoiler?
Why would you want to redirect the air flow off of your trunk?
The contour of your car is meant to have a FORCE placed apon your trunk inorder to keep your steering in check. Without the FORCE you would experience a lack of control at the fronts making turns more complicated.
Which brings me to another point.
Choosing a wing that is not to low or to high off the rear is the only way to maintain the flow of air over your car.
Where most wings are for decoration only.
A wing that is atleast 3-4 inches off the rear (with a proper lip) will cause the air to go under and not over the wing. Creating proper down FORCE over the rear.
05-02-2003 | 12:00 AM
#32
USMC Butterbars
Joined: Aug 2001
Posts: 1,796
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From: VA
Originally posted by miltcharlie
Questions:
Why would you want a rear roof spoiler?
Why would you want to redirect the air flow off of your trunk?
The contour of your car is meant to have a FORCE placed apon your trunk inorder to keep your steering in check. Without the FORCE you would experience a lack of control at the fronts making turns more complicated.
Which brings me to another point.
Choosing a wing that is not to low or to high off the rear is the only way to maintain the flow of air over your car.
Where most wings are for decoration only.
A wing that is atleast 3-4 inches off the rear (with a proper lip) will cause the air to go under and not over the wing. Creating proper down FORCE over the rear.
Questions:
Why would you want a rear roof spoiler?
Why would you want to redirect the air flow off of your trunk?
The contour of your car is meant to have a FORCE placed apon your trunk inorder to keep your steering in check. Without the FORCE you would experience a lack of control at the fronts making turns more complicated.
Which brings me to another point.
Choosing a wing that is not to low or to high off the rear is the only way to maintain the flow of air over your car.
Where most wings are for decoration only.
A wing that is atleast 3-4 inches off the rear (with a proper lip) will cause the air to go under and not over the wing. Creating proper down FORCE over the rear.
05-02-2003 | 03:20 AM
#34
President Team Lilirish
Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 6,200
Likes: 0
From: Oklahoma City
Originally posted by miltcharlie
Questions:
Why would you want a rear roof spoiler?
Why would you want to redirect the air flow off of your trunk?
The contour of your car is meant to have a FORCE placed apon your trunk inorder to keep your steering in check. Without the FORCE you would experience a lack of control at the fronts making turns more complicated.
Which brings me to another point.
Choosing a wing that is not to low or to high off the rear is the only way to maintain the flow of air over your car.
Where most wings are for decoration only.
A wing that is atleast 3-4 inches off the rear (with a proper lip) will cause the air to go under and not over the wing. Creating proper down FORCE over the rear.
Questions:
Why would you want a rear roof spoiler?
Why would you want to redirect the air flow off of your trunk?
The contour of your car is meant to have a FORCE placed apon your trunk inorder to keep your steering in check. Without the FORCE you would experience a lack of control at the fronts making turns more complicated.
Which brings me to another point.
Choosing a wing that is not to low or to high off the rear is the only way to maintain the flow of air over your car.
Where most wings are for decoration only.
A wing that is atleast 3-4 inches off the rear (with a proper lip) will cause the air to go under and not over the wing. Creating proper down FORCE over the rear.
05-02-2003 | 09:35 AM
#35
Lord Ubber
Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 282
Likes: 0
From: NW Oregon
What I am saying. Is at even 60-75mph you will more then likely experience a fishtail effect. It may not be extreme but, chances are you will notice the lack of feeling in the ass of the car. And God forbid that you are in a high wind area, ie.Oklahoma.
So why spend money on something that does not enhance you ride.
Look in dic under (modify).
So why spend money on something that does not enhance you ride.
Look in dic under (modify).
05-02-2003 | 06:07 PM
#37
Drifting
Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 2,525
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From: nj
haha...i think i'll go see how itsa coming when i go put my subs in on the 13th...hop
Originally posted by 1999TL
I'm pretty sure Ron is testing it in the wind tunnel right now
I'm pretty sure Ron is testing it in the wind tunnel right now
Anyone have the sarona kit?
05-02-2003 | 10:58 PM
#39
Three Wheelin'
Joined: Aug 2001
Posts: 1,300
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Originally posted by miltcharlie
What I am saying. Is at even 60-75mph you will more then likely experience a fishtail effect. It may not be extreme but, chances are you will notice the lack of feeling in the ass of the car. And God forbid that you are in a high wind area, ie.Oklahoma.
So why spend money on something that does not enhance you ride.
Look in dic under (modify).
What I am saying. Is at even 60-75mph you will more then likely experience a fishtail effect. It may not be extreme but, chances are you will notice the lack of feeling in the ass of the car. And God forbid that you are in a high wind area, ie.Oklahoma.
So why spend money on something that does not enhance you ride.
Look in dic under (modify).
05-03-2003 | 02:01 AM
#40
Lord Ubber
Joined: Mar 2003
Posts: 282
Likes: 0
From: NW Oregon
Hey asiankidd? Get a life.
U dumb sun ov a bat.
If you want to spend your money and look like a a$$hole on your own.
Fine!
But a bad idea is a bad idea. And If you don't understand the concept of a forum. Then U r as dumb as they come
And for your infomation (u sun of a bat). Wind and ran does effect your cars handling and to have no down force on your trunk does make a diff.
U dumb sun ov a bat.
If you want to spend your money and look like a a$$hole on your own.
Fine!
But a bad idea is a bad idea. And If you don't understand the concept of a forum. Then U r as dumb as they come
And for your infomation (u sun of a bat). Wind and ran does effect your cars handling and to have no down force on your trunk does make a diff.