i need help with my spoiler
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First, nice ride! Love the lights you've got on there.
Second, as far as I'm aware, two spoilers that fit well on the backs of our Rollas are the Mugen RR spoilers and Universal TRD rear wings, the TRD being the more expensive but less risky of the two. There's a member of this forum who has a Civic Type-R wing on their Corolla, but I'm not sure exactly which model it is.
Second, as far as I'm aware, two spoilers that fit well on the backs of our Rollas are the Mugen RR spoilers and Universal TRD rear wings, the TRD being the more expensive but less risky of the two. There's a member of this forum who has a Civic Type-R wing on their Corolla, but I'm not sure exactly which model it is.
Also, be careful with those $80 ones from ebay. I've heard that they tend to rattle/vibrate whenever you start doing highway driving because of the cheap plastic construction/quality. There's also T5i that you can look into, they've got a good variety for Corollas. Mapisa used to sell theirs separately from the kits, but I'm not even sure if they're in business anymore. Their office doesn't pick up the phone or respond to emails anymore.
Universal TRD: https://www.aitracing.com/Universal-TRD-Style-Rear-Spoiler-With-carbon
T5i: http://www.carid.com/2015-toyota-corolla-spoiler/
Type-R: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Black-Fiber...ash=item1c550490b7:g:D20AAOSw-nZTrHf8&vxp=mtr
Keep in mind that TRD and T5i are the ones that will probably fit with the least amount of work/hassle. You get what you pay for: cheap price = cheap spoiler. Plus, for pretty much any of these to get on, you'll have to have holes drilled through the top of your trunk so that it can be bolted down so make sure that the first aftermarket rear wing is the only one you'll have to get... no going back once its been drilled. I'd imagine it'd be just as much of a pain to drive around with a wobbly spoiler as it would be to replace your trunk door. Save up like me, don't go cheap!
T5i: http://www.carid.com/2015-toyota-corolla-spoiler/
Type-R: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Black-Fiber...ash=item1c550490b7:g:D20AAOSw-nZTrHf8&vxp=mtr
Keep in mind that TRD and T5i are the ones that will probably fit with the least amount of work/hassle. You get what you pay for: cheap price = cheap spoiler. Plus, for pretty much any of these to get on, you'll have to have holes drilled through the top of your trunk so that it can be bolted down so make sure that the first aftermarket rear wing is the only one you'll have to get... no going back once its been drilled. I'd imagine it'd be just as much of a pain to drive around with a wobbly spoiler as it would be to replace your trunk door. Save up like me, don't go cheap!
i need a spoiler for my car.. any suggestions?.. ive been looking for days now and all i see are those small trunk lips ahahah 
I lowered mine on stock 16" rims with TRD springs. I thought it was low.
Then I upgraded to 18" rims and now it looks like I'm back to stock height, except there is no huge wheel gap.
So I have a feeling that the body kit will be just fine. I also think that the springs used on a Corolla S are different from the other models. Somewhere between the TRD and the LE.
I think my next car will be a vette.
I feel the need....
All though I prefer 2 wheels!!
Then I upgraded to 18" rims and now it looks like I'm back to stock height, except there is no huge wheel gap.
So I have a feeling that the body kit will be just fine. I also think that the springs used on a Corolla S are different from the other models. Somewhere between the TRD and the LE.
I think my next car will be a vette.
I feel the need....
All though I prefer 2 wheels!!
If you drive one a lot, I would agree. I said the same thing when I bought it. Once I started modding it, and even now, I've tried to stay true to the car. Most of what I've done has been with Toyota or TRD parts. Exceptions have been rims, intake, LED's, etc.
I will always search for a "factory" item before going to aftermarket.
With all that said, I have a 2014 LE Premium with just under 10k. Two years left of payments if I stick to the finance agreement. The warranty is about to run out, so now I have started doing more serious mods. I don't plan on getting rid of this car, so for me, I don't mind putting a few bucks into it.
Even if it's just a Corolla.
BTW, in other country's they don't view this car as an economy car. That seems to be an America's thing.
I will always search for a "factory" item before going to aftermarket.
With all that said, I have a 2014 LE Premium with just under 10k. Two years left of payments if I stick to the finance agreement. The warranty is about to run out, so now I have started doing more serious mods. I don't plan on getting rid of this car, so for me, I don't mind putting a few bucks into it.
Even if it's just a Corolla.
BTW, in other country's they don't view this car as an economy car. That seems to be an America's thing.
i need a spoiler for my car.. any suggestions?.. ive been looking for days now and all i see are those small trunk lips ahahah
Corolla is an economy car in America because most of the American cars mpg are complete crap and also because we all have trucks and suvs , at least here in Texas. My suv gets 15 mpg so corolla even one with me avg 26 leap is an economy car. It's also based on price and size . Anything small can be considered economy and also anything cheap. So it's mpg, size, or price as compared to what the masses drive here in the land of bigger is always better texas
Ill check out link I wanted in between subtle and over the top. To me getting a lip is just too vanilla. Every s owner has one and thats what majority non spoiler corollas get. The X type is extremely cool but I agree with some that it the width looks off since it's not as wide as rear of vehicle. The trunk is thin not as wide as car and the wing has to pronounce that effect. I think my first pic uploaded is unique to a oppproplla
the large wings I have a feeling might only look good with a wide bumper. Megan's specifically have some 55 carbon and 56 black which should fit but as in the renderings the really wide wings need a wide rear bumper or kit. The other one here on the black car I think is nice and might be similar to what the OP was looking at
Lol. Well I'd be offended if someone thought that way of me . Corolla needs a little testosterone. Realistically corolla can only improve so much with current engine and without boost. . My goal is aesthetic and improve handling and efficiency and resell
. Corolla needs a little testosterone. Realistically corolla can only improve so much with current engine and without boost. . My goal is aesthetic and improve handling and efficiency and resell
Ya it seems ok but not great . Like maybe it sits a little too far back and seems like the bumpers look extended so much further hope that makes sense . Which I guess how the z type and also lip spoilers look good as that they extend outward . Closer to true length of car rather than too far forward on trunk