Spoiler recommendations for sedan sport

[Mestiso863]

I've personally always thought that spoiler and any spoiler that lifts off of the sedan looks odd. I just think the sedan's body and body lines don't look right with that. Duckbills have always looked cleaner IMO. Kind of like these:

The duck bills look ok but they kinda remind me of a ski jump.

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[Mestiso863]

No., they are led. It only comes on with headlights. Does not work as brake light. Just like the coupe.

Ok that's prolly why the 1 I saw the lights weren't on cuz it was daytime.

 

[Mestiso863]

I second this option. Honda should have done this from the factory, but I'm glad they didn't because it makes mine look that much better

HHHMMM...You guys got me 2nd guessing thinking maybe I should get this 1. Specially now I've seen it on actual cars lit up. I'm gonna shop around and see what kinda price I can get. The 1 I'm thinkin of puttin on is only $94 and I can have it pre-painted any color I want.

 

[Mestiso863]

Bought this from Ali Express. Very pleased with the look and quality. Was around $300. Installed it 2 years ago. Plug and play. You have to remove the trunk lights , because it uses the existing mounting holes.

Did you replace the tail lights as well or was this just the center piece?

 

[Mestiso863]

I second this option. Honda should have done this from the factory, but I'm glad they didn't because it makes mine look that much better

Did you replace the tail lights as well or was this just the center piece?

 

[mvela]

I've personally always thought that spoiler and any spoiler that lifts off of the sedan looks odd. I just think the sedan's body and body lines don't look right with that. Duckbills have always looked cleaner IMO. Kind of like these:

I agree. The duck bill is what I’m planning to put on mine. I think it compliments the body lines while keeping the sleek look of the sedan

 

[Snoopyslr]

Did you replace the tail lights as well or was this just the center piece?

You have to pull the small spoiler and the two lights attached to the trunk to install this. Took me about 20mins to install. You're going to want some long reach needle nose pliers and a long flat head screw driver to get to the clips that hold the spoiler on. You will reuse the nuts and bolts that hold on your OEM lights.

HHHMMM...You guys got me 2nd guessing thinking maybe I should get this 1. Specially now I've seen it on actual cars lit up. I'm gonna shop around and see what kinda price I can get. The 1 I'm thinkin of puttin on is only $94 and I can have it pre-painted any color I want.

I was worried it was too bright when I first installed it, but after driving behind my car one night to see it in person I'm ok with it. I've always thought about modding it with another red LED strip to work with the 3rd brake light, but I really don't want to open it up.
Here is some more pics I have of it lit up.

 

[Mestiso863]

You have to pull the small spoiler and the two lights attached to the trunk to install this. Took me about 20mins to install. You're going to want some long reach needle nose pliers and a long flat head screw driver to get to the clips that hold the spoiler on. You will reuse the nuts and bolts that hold on your OEM lights.

I was worried it was too bright when I first installed it, but after driving behind my car one night to see it in person I'm ok with it. I've always thought about modding it with another red LED strip to work with the 3rd brake light, but I really don't want to open it up.
Here is some more pics I have of it lit up.

Ok so you just got the piece that goes across the trunk. I've seen both that kind and also ones that replace the tail lights as well.

 

[jorus]

So this is the 1 I'm thinking about getting in gloss Blackmon my Rallye Red Sport Sedan. Would like some opinions on what everyone thinks.

I like this one a lot, actually. Do you have a link? If you do decide to get it a picture series of the install would be cool

 

[Mestiso863]

I like this one a lot, actually. Do you have a link? If you do decide to get it a picture series of the install would be cool

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/122241711306
I decided against this 1 after finding out how many wholes there were in the trunk after removing that tiny pos they call a spoiler

 

[jorus]

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/122241711306
I decided against this 1 after finding out how many wholes there were in the trunk after removing that tiny pos they call a spoiler

Yikes - I feel like I would only add a new spoiler to the car if it didn't add any more holes and if I could undo it if I didn't like it, you know?

I suppose I could always get a new trunk, but that sounds like a rolling snowball of costs that will start adding up before you know it! What're you going with instead?

 

[Mestiso863]

Yikes - I feel like I would only add a new spoiler to the car if it didn't add any more holes and if I could undo it if I didn't like it, you know?

I suppose I could always get a new trunk, but that sounds like a rolling snowball of costs that will start adding up before you know it! What're you going with instead?

1 like @Mikeguyver and @Snoopyslr I was thinkin about getting that 1 originally but wasn't sure if it would be too much light back there. They've got me convinced I should have gone with my first instinct

 

[Mikeguyver]

Did you replace the tail lights as well or was this just the center piece?

Just the center piece. Uses existing mounting holes for the short trunk lights.

 

[Mestiso863]

Just the center piece. Uses existing mounting holes for the short trunk lights.

What was the most difficult part of the install? Do you have any tips that might make things go smoother?

 

[Mestiso863]

You have to pull the small spoiler and the two lights attached to the trunk to install this. Took me about 20mins to install. You're going to want some long reach needle nose pliers and a long flat head screw driver to get to the clips that hold the spoiler on. You will reuse the nuts and bolts that hold on your OEM lights.

I was worried it was too bright when I first installed it, but after driving behind my car one night to see it in person I'm ok with it. I've always thought about modding it with another red LED strip to work with the 3rd brake light, but I really don't want to open it up.
Here is some more pics I have of it lit up.

What was the most difficult part of the install? Do you have any tips that might make things go smoother?

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