Universal Mini Spoiler Wing Carbon Fiber Texture Car Tail Wing

This thing is just pure joy for any guy who likes cars and racing. Whoever looks at this thing on a car and doesn’t laugh doesn’t need to be your friend. I want to confirm and this is absolutely 100% the truth that this thing survived on the back of my car for more than 15 miles between 150 and 165 miles an hour As long as both the glue side and the car side are hot when you apply it, it will basically stick for life and remember you can adjust it so the airflow should actually push it down I found this thing to be way way way underpriced I actually expected something like this to be about 100 bucks

I love this it makes my day every single time I see it I've gotten so many laughs from so many different people it's absolutely hilarious and I love it. ***I do recommend using gorilla double-sided tape to get that extra hold*** It's been storming and it's been raining and it's just been crazy kinds of weather and it's still holding on strong, Assembly was super easy! Definitely recommend as a gag gift or if your jokester or just looking for laughs

Love the order, no problems, would order from person again.

So, I thought I'd wait about roughly a couple weeks before writing a review and here's are my thoughts: 1. Assembly: As others have noted, the assembly for this is annoying as they give you one screw driver and nothing for the extremely small nut. I used a pair of pliers and it worked well enough at the time. 2. The adhesive: Despite some reviews, the adhesive seems rather strong, however, I did take a couple steps first. i. I made sure to sand down the actual contact points on the wing side due to having a seam that might mess with it sticking. ii. I made sure to clean the area I planned to stick it to with some soapy water, dry, wipe with alcohol and then apply. Two weeks later? It's still on there strong through 70mph+ speeds, baking in the sun and driving through the rain. 3. Longevity: Like I said, it's on their fairly strong, however, when you're putting the screws and **before you put it on the car**, it might be a good idea to glue them or use some light-duty lock-tight. Reason being is that the screws do seem to come loose; One nut came off completely and another only came a little loose. Thankfully in my pack there is one extra nut but no idea what I'd do for replacing them. Other than those points? It's not too expensive for what you're getting. Every time I look at it, it immediately puts a smile on my face. Overall? I love it. 😄

When the 2020 Toyota GR Supra came out and someone told me that it was actually a rebadged BMW, my bowels kept hitting the eject button on me for days on end. Once relieved of this unusual and yet quite painful sensation, I acquired the keys to the most powerful, most aerodynamic, most luxurious, somewhat used 2014 Toyota Corolla. Two weeks before the first time I filled the gas tank up, I felt as if this car would never be like the flying car in the Harry Potter movies. So I did some research and intensive math equations for my college math class and concluded that air isn’t very powerful at 25MPH in a school zone. What I needed to lift this corolla into the air was a lot of wings and some simple weight reduction. I thought to myself mankind’s most unanswered question, “How do I reduce weight?” I spoke to a aeronautical engineer down by the local starbucks, and I simply drilled 2.5 inch holes into the bottom of my engine block, gas tank, blinkers, and even the CVT transmission, to reduce the weight of all those useless fluids. And yet I still couldn’t get enough weight reduction for takeoff. Do you know how excruciatingly painful it is when you're running late to school and your car weighs more than 22 African Elephants, eating away at your precious MPG average? It is unacceptable. After a decade of pure determination, Call of Duty, and hundreds of White Monster energy drinks, I was finally able to conclude that my car had too much weight still and not enough up-force causing countless failed takeoffs. My hands literally went straight to deflating my tires, removing all the seats, selling every part I could on Craigslist and eBay in order to buy the plethora of wings needed to show that person that BMW’s need blinker fluid too. When searching for the perfect wing, I was looking for lightweight and whatever gives the most up-force. This right here was right up my alley. Using a rusty fire hydrant, a broken chromebook, and half bottle of Febreze, I was able to determine that my corolla was hypothetically lighter than me on the moon. Ever since installing this spoiler, my corolla has not once touched asphalt. Now I can check off the box for “going to the moon” on my bucket list.

Assembly was easy. I do recommend using locktite on the screws so they dont come loose. I also used gorilla double sided glue to keep it on longer. Sadly though, it still broke after 2 1/2 months. I'm not sure if it was from driving interstate everyday, it couldn't hold up against the wind. Or if too many people messed with it while at car events. I will be purchasing another in hopes this second one lasts a little longer.

Cool little funny spoiler to add on car/motorcycle

It’s great for rc car projects or to get laughs out of people

アルミのような金属製とおもってました。 リアルなリアウイングだけど風でなくしそうです、なのでついている両面に、耐熱両面を貼り付け ルーフトップにつけました洗車するとき気をつければなんとかなります、車検の時にどうかなー 分かりませんが．．．．．?

Funny as hell

Good looking with good materials. Easy to assemble and install. It is all holding together, so far.