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^^3 clips ;) Fitted the upper rubber seal too today You have to open it up a bit (the rubber seal) in order to fit ;)

Here the 70mm lip spoiler fitted on my Corrado: Please note that on the above pics the spoiler is held with zip ties, I hadn't installed the oe bolts at the time, that's why you see a tiny gap... The 70mm lip spoiler from SpoonFedTuning is an awesome piece, looks great (I always found the 50mm lip too small/tall and the 90mm lip is not ideal for lowered static Corrados), fits great, exactly like the oe lips, the holes for the bolts line up perfectly and most important if your Corrado is low this actually serves the purpose it was created for My Corrado is quite low - the sump ground clearance is less than 2cm and before with the 90mm lip I couldn't even get in/out of my driveway without scrapping - with the 70mm lip this is not the case anymore. There are a lot more things I could say but I think I'll leave James ("dogger") talk about its benefits in comparison with the oe 90mm lips (ie. doesn't break etc.) Thanks again SpoonFedTuning

Some recent pics of more of Jamess awesome parts G60 badgeless grille

Hi, my name is Nick, I'm from Cyprus and I'm the owner of the red Corrado posted above with the SpoonFedTuning extended rear wing. Apologies in advance for my not-so-great English :D Just wanted to share my thoughts about the product I recently acquired and I must say that I'm very impressed in both terms of build quality and fitment. There's also the "cool" thing about having a unique and (currently) rare custom-made part on your car, lol In my opinion the wing looks great, fantastic in the down position, and gives the appropriate emphasis on the rear view of the Corrado in an oem way. Not too big thus not ruining the oe lines of the tailgate. Its so subtle that one not knowing Corrados that good, def won't recognize the difference with the oe wing by looking at it. In the up position you can really see the size difference but its not blocking the view from the rear-view mirror inside the car in any case. This is something you definately must see in person to appreciate and understand ;) Fitting the rear wing is very straightforward/easy and can be done in 30min tops and just involves taking the oe rear wing off, transferring the brackets from the oe wing to the SFT wing and installing it on the tailgate mounted brackets. Because its such a well-designed part to begin with there aren’t really any adjustments to be bothered with. No nasty gaps to worry about with this part ;) Lastly, the seller/manufacturer James aka “dogger” is a great guy to deal with, very helpful and his shipping is fast and packing so good that there isn’t a change of damaging the parts.