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The History of Car Spoilers

The introduction of the car spoiler begin in the 1960s, when NASCAR automobiles still looked like what you drove on the street.

In 1966, the Dodge Charger had a flatter nose and a long, sloping roofline that seemed to make the car unstable and lift at higher speeds. NASCAR was petitioned and they allowed the Dodge teams to a piece of metal about one-half to two inches high to the rear decklid.  This trapped air on the decklid and created downforce to stabilize the car.  It did not make the Dodge a standout car, but other manufacturers did see the aerodynamic perk of adding something to the back of the car to increase downforce.

In 1968, Ford brought on the Ford Torino Talladega and the Mercury Cyclone which had the same basic shape as the Charger.

I1970 Plymouth Superbirdn 1969, Richard Petty switched from Plymouth to Ford and Chrysler decided to revamp their design to again become a force in the NASCAR racing world.

The Dodge Daytona debuted late in 1969 and 2 of 4 big races it appeared it.  The Daytona had a high wing and set new records.

Chrysler designed the 1970 Plymouth Superbird as a twin to the Daytona.  It did have a wider nose.  It was supposed to win Petty back to Chrysler and it did.

Mercury Cyclone SpoilerThe 1969 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler II came about because of the need for a production design that was suitable for racing.  It had a slightly elongated body that set it apart slightly from the Ford Torino Talladega.  The Cyclone Spoiler II was created primarily for racing, but due to the rules of NASCAR, it had to be sold to the public.  It is believed that no more than 500 cars were made.

NASCAR has regulations as to what spoiler size and shape can be used on each track.  These regulations are not popular with the drivers who think the cars are too loose, because of the lack of downforce the spoilers provide on the race car.

Today, spoilers are mainly added to cars for improved style and have little-to-no aerodynamic benefit.  Some spoilers will even make the aerodynamics worse.

Spoilers for automobiles are confused with wings. Automotive wings are designed is to lessen the effect of drag by generating downforce as air passes around them and do not just disrupt the airflow patterns.


Here are a few of the new car spoilers available.

Nissan 350Z Roadster without a Car Spoiler

Nissan 350Z Roadster with a Car Spoiler

2005 Nissan 350Z Roadster convertible without a car spoiler Nissan 350Z roadster with a car spoiler

Car spoilers or wings can improve the looks of your car and give your car a more sporty look. We do sell car spoilers and car spoiler wings with LED tail lights built in so you don't lose functionality. Many states have laws stating that car spoilers cannot block the third brake light.  So, if you find all car spoilers for a particular car have a brake light, it is probably because it must have a brake light in the car spoiler. 

The finishing touch to any rear car spoiler is to have our certified finishing department paint it to match your vehicle's exterior. Quality is no accident here as we team up with the best in the business to bring you a virtually ready-to-install product. All of our car spoilers have a 3 year/36,000 mile warranty against manufacturer's defects.  Feel safe buying our wings and car spoilers.  We stand behind our product. Buy a wing or car spoiler today!


When ordering a Pre-Painted Car Spoiler please be sure to have the vehicle year, make and model along with the factory paint code and color. When your Pre-Painted Car Spoiler arrives, you will notice that the LED Light (if applicable) is already mounted and pre-wired and the pedestal gaskets are installed! This will make your job that much quicker and easier.

After you choose your car spoiler, you MUST confirm your Year, Make, Model and the car's color code in the shopping cart's Delivery Instructions section.  We will not complete the order unless this information is supplied.


Car Spoiler Quality

While economy is important, a car spoiler is an investment.  Make sure that the car spoiler you buy is not imported from Asia.  Many car spoilers are made with inferior materials and are massed produced.  Quality is often not their primary focus.  The paint on many car spoilers doesn't quite match or may not be of the best quality.  Be sure that your car spoiler is of the highest quality and that the car spoiler will last for the life of your car.  Car spoilers that bow or crack or have a poor paint job will reduce the value of your car if you ever sell it.

Our car spoilers are made with pride.  We strive to ensure that each car spoiler has an excellent paint job and will improve the looks of your car.

So, do your homework and buy a car spoiler that will not make you lose money.

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