I searched and didn't find anything on the topic. Just found Wrap around IMSA spoiler etc....
I drive a G35 Coupe for a DD right now and I just have installed a rear 2003 spoiler on it that i think would look good on the Notch back and I think I'm gonna see what it will do for it. See how it works. Here is what I'm talking about.
------------------ 86 Fiero 2M4 Silver, bought for electric conversion. Currently just fixing all the old stuff
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donnie072003 Member
Posts: 1956 From: LaSalle, IL. Registered: Feb 2010
There are alot fo favorites people use, mustang spiolers, etc. I don't think that one will work, because the Fiero decklid is flat. You'll need one that is flat, or has stands that come down to a flat surface.
There are alot fo favorites people use, mustang spiolers, etc. I don't think that one will work, because the Fiero decklid is flat. You'll need one that is flat, or has stands that come down to a flat surface.
The mounting surface is flat on the bottom.
------------------ 86 Fiero 2M4 Silver, bought for electric conversion. Currently just fixing all the old stuff
This one is from what I believe is an earlier model Camry. Looks good on the fastback, but I don't know how it'd look on a Notchback. On the fastback, the mounting holes had to be located right in the sealing surface for the trunk seal but it didn't cause any leaks. It also needed a thick rubber gasket to raise it high enough that the ends didn't sit against the body. May not be a problem with the Notchback since the fender contour is different.
Here is mine from an 80s Dodge Daytona found in a junkyard. It actually hangs off the rear of the decklid some and fits perfectly on the notch of the decklid, its also much smaller than a stock wing and I think it fits the car very well.
A couple pics of it with the old paint job, you can really see the profile of it here.
-Joe
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fierofool Member
Posts: 12967 From: Auburn, Georgia USA Registered: Jan 2002
This one is from what I believe is an earlier model Camry. Looks good on the fastback, but I don't know how it'd look on a Notchback. On the fastback, the mounting holes had to be located right in the sealing surface for the trunk seal but it didn't cause any leaks. It also needed a thick rubber gasket to raise it high enough that the ends didn't sit against the body. May not be a problem with the Notchback since the fender contour is different.
Wow you are just plain ole Fiero poor aren't you! LOL
Here is mine from an 80s Dodge Daytona found in a junkyard. It actually hangs off the rear of the decklid some and fits perfectly on the notch of the decklid, its also much smaller than a stock wing and I think it fits the car very well.
-Joe
I'm with you: that wing fits the car very well. ~ Paul aka "Tha Driver"
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This one is from what I believe is an earlier model Camry. Looks good on the fastback, but I don't know how it'd look on a Notchback. On the fastback, the mounting holes had to be located right in the sealing surface for the trunk seal but it didn't cause any leaks. It also needed a thick rubber gasket to raise it high enough that the ends didn't sit against the body. May not be a problem with the Notchback since the fender contour is different.
Hey I recognize that car! (for those that don't know I did the graphics) Never did get any good photos of it... ~ Paul aka "Tha Driver"
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fffttt1 Member
Posts: 662 From: Granbury, TX. Registered: Jun 2004
If your car is a notch back, you can install a spoiler from a Dodge Shadow. Almost a perfect fit. Here is an address to see the installation. Scroll down to the yellow coupe.
If your car is a notch back, you can install a spoiler from a Dodge Shadow. Almost a perfect fit. Here is an address to see the installation. Scroll down to the yellow coupe.
Wow you are just plain ole Fiero poor aren't you! LOL
The black one belongs to my brother, the blue one's gone, I sold the red GT to TheDon last month, but I've got a yellow one stored at ThaDriver's that will be joining this flock/herd soon.
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Isolde Member
Posts: 2504 From: North Logan, Utah, USA Registered: May 2008
Using the '82-'92 Firebird spoiler doesn't actually do anything for a Fiero, other than look like a spoiler. It looks half-assed. Not wrong, or out of place, but like whoever left it on there really wasn't trying to accomplish much. I took mine back off. BTW, mine's a notchie.
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I modified this wing -I think it came off a grand am?-, but I think I'm now going to go with no wing at all whereas I'm doign a F-430-esh rear with vette style tail lights. If so I may sell the wing.
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(for those that don't know I did the graphics) Never did get any good photos of it...
