Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
Re: Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
I saw an SRT with an aftermarket spoiler...it was taller...and on a coupe...surprisingly looked pretty good...but I don't think I would want to even try to do the other...my local junk yard has yet to get in a XF or a Viper...which I am looking for, for parts...so, parts to do it could be a problem...
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Re: Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
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
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Re: Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
Yes, a normal/base/limited Alabaster coupe had painted and transplanted a SRT wing on to it's rear hatch. Looked really sweet... too bad the SRT6 didn't come in Alabaster...
On the original thread topic. It could be done, but you'd probably have to aquire the entire rear hatch and then it would be a completely manual switch affair most likely as the speed controlled part is integrated into the body control module (BCM).
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On the original thread topic. It could be done, but you'd probably have to aquire the entire rear hatch and then it would be a completely manual switch affair most likely as the speed controlled part is integrated into the body control module (BCM).
Good luck! and... Cheers!
Re: Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
Just interested in the adjustable rear soiler on the SRT. I think the SRT wing looks fine, but I also like the high-tech'ness of the speed adjusted spoiler. The published top speed between the two is only around 5 miles, so I doubt there's any issue running either spoiler.
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Re: Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
Originally Posted by Cal_Cobra
Just interested in the adjustable rear soiler on the SRT. I think the SRT wing looks fine, but I also like the high-tech'ness of the speed adjusted spoiler. The published top speed between the two is only around 5 miles, so I doubt there's any issue running either spoiler.
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.
Re: Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
Originally Posted by JHM2K
He's saying someone with an Alabaster Coupe put an SRT wing on in exchange for the flappy one. AKA, the reverse of what Cal is wanting to do.I think I read that right
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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
That's not quite right, because the XF V8 Startech Coupe own only a motorized wing ! Have a look at the gallerie here.
Re: Motorized rear spoiler on SRT roadster ?
Originally Posted by der graf
That's not quite right, because the XF V8 Startech Coupe own only a motorized wing ! Have a look at the gallerie here.