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RRobson · Posted 18 Jan 2011, 23:41 #1

saw this today

wasnt quite sure what to make of it...

JohnDotCom · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 08:45 #2

Each to their own. Does nothing for me though.

Mick · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 09:28 #3

How to make a sows ear out of a silk purse.

Cowley_MOA · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 09:36 #4

SICKENING.

RRobson · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 09:45 #5

note T (red) Di badge too... i forgot a rover could be mistaken for a vdub

when i waw walking upto it i was hoping and praying it wasnt my old car :lol:

it also had some unusual interior details, but i didnt want to look like i was going to nick it :gmc:

raistlin · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 10:47 #6

I think that a discrete, blended in boot lid spoiler, much the same as was available for the 620, wouldn't necessarily look out of place but I'm afraid that my opinion of the one shown above is somewhat negative

Each to his own, however.

cymrudragon · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 17:02 #7

In a word Horrid

starbug2 · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 17:04 #8

it looks out of place and would it do much any why ? as don't look like the ones normally fitted to zt's which i would expect are fit for purpose......

suzublu · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 18:14 #9

does that mean i shouldn,t have done it?

Gren 24 · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 18:26 #10

Glad I have a Tourer,so I don't have to have one of those put on.Do's not look right.But if it pleases them,good luck to them.

Mick · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 18:35 #11

suzublu wrote:does that mean i shouldn,t have done it?

That would be the right one for the job, although having a spoiler on a front wheel drive car is a bit of a waste of time, apart from being aesthetically pleasing.

The ZT spoiler you have installed looks very good on 75s

suzublu · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 18:41 #12

Phew, thanks Mick,i know it serves no purpose,but i quite like it.Took a little while mind.

raistlin · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 18:42 #13

Mick wrote:although having a spoiler on a front wheel drive car is a bit of a waste of time

Ah, that's what you might think but not so. A lad who lives a street away from me has a Vauxhall corset which has a sort of a bi-plane assembly on the back of the roof and, apparently, owing to the increase of the air velocity over the 'aerodynamic surfaces' and the 'ventura effect' [sic] it gives his vehicle an extra 5 mph on top speed.

Sounds good to me. I've decided to alter my lectures on aerodynamics to accommodate what is obviously a well reasoned and logical argument. Might even be a doctorate thesis in there somewhere

I know, I'm being sarcastic again

suzublu · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 18:47 #14

Ooh Paul,there seems to be a lot of sarcasm flying about elsewhere :lol:

Mick · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 19:17 #15

Thanks for pointing out the sarcasm Paul, I would never have known otherwise. :mrgreen:

James.uk · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 19:20 #16

Looks as good as a roof rack on a Rolls innit.. = Dreadfull....

And the fast and furious bit? on a diesel???

Things will be better when his keepers find him again..

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Jürgen · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 20:05 #17

RRobson wrote:saw this today

starbug2 · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 20:27 #18

suzublu wrote:does that mean i shouldn,t have done it?

yours looks the part , his just looks like a add on by a silly person :shock:

starbug2 · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 20:29 #19

Mick wrote:
suzublu wrote:does that mean i shouldn,t have done it?

That would be the right one for the job, although having a spoiler on a front wheel drive car is a bit of a waste of time, apart from being aesthetically pleasing.

The ZT spoiler you have installed looks very good on 75s

i thought some were for cutting drag rather than down force ?

1gp · Posted 19 Jan 2011, 20:43 #20

quick get a doctor....... :roll:

these people really need help. 2 fast 2 furious looks outstanding :lol:

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