Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
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Re: Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
Originally Posted by jonnyangel04
the SRT spoiler is the way it is because of how much faster it is. I can not find the thread but it is more functional then the little NA wing there was a long discussion about swaping. Although I do miss my old wing nothing better then giving the ole wave
Both cars are limited to the 150's from the factory. Air speed is the same no matter how fast you can accelerate.
roadster with a stlichk
That faster shlit got my thongue thied up. Thorry
Last edited by Franc Rauscher; Aug 25, 2008 at 09:05 PM.
Re: Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
Originally Posted by BLACKSRT-6
If you wanted to build a sleeper, it could be done without to much work. As long as you could find a complete rear hatch assembly.
about the front lip, can I use the N/A lip on my SRT? will t be bad for the airflow to engine??
Re: Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
Originally Posted by BrianBrave
It can be done without a complete hatch.
You would need the wing, motor, armatures, wiring harness, position sensors, dash switch, etc..
And it would be manual flapper, the SRT6 systems will not automatically lift or close the flapper.
You would need the wing, motor, armatures, wiring harness, position sensors, dash switch, etc..
And it would be manual flapper, the SRT6 systems will not automatically lift or close the flapper.
I am about to do this on a SRT coupe. have the N/A wing instead of the SRT wing. Could you PM me with an detailed plan on how to do this?
many thanks Phil
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