This is a discussion on Cupra r front bumper spoiler within the Octavia I forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; People of Briskoda have any of you or do you know of anyone with the cupra r spoiler fitted to ...
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| People of Briskoda have any of you or do you know of anyone with the cupra r spoiler fitted to the front of a octy vrs. My mate hit a kerb so bought a new one so I picked up the broken one and swiftly placed it in the boot. I was going to use it as a template but I was wondering if anyone has done this mod and be able to give me some pointers. Or even some hell no don't go there. Any info would be good info. |
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| PM andyrew on here as he has the Cupra R splitter on the front of his Octy vRs, I was thinking of it on mine, but as I'm on coilovers, it would probably fly off on the first speed hump I went over. Last edited by Beretta; 21-02-2007 at 07:51. |
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| will do cheers for that. |
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| i have received a pm and replied to it. although iam not sure if it actually sent as this site signed me out while i was writting the nice long pm explaining how i fitted the splitter. so please let me know if you have not got the pm JPD
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| My car came with this splitter as standard??????? |
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| It would be great if someone can post some photos. |
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| Snoopie if your car is the same as your avaitor I wud say your right as cupra r's do come with them fitted i'm trying to sort out how to fit 1 to my octy vrs! |
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Do you believe you are going to better handling/stability by fitting this? Or is this just for aesthetic reasons? Motor manufacturers spend millions on wind tunnel testing to get the best compromise on air flow around, under, over and "through" the vehicle. They spend millions on designers honing every curve, line and detail. Bolting bits on from other vehicles at best will look stupid and at worst upset the handling/stability and cooling of your car. IMHO its not only a tasteless thought but an insult to the hundreds of people involved in developing a new vehicle. I'm not saying there aren't room for improvements, but sticking on bits from other motors for the hell of it, I find a trifle bizzar. Each to his own I guess. Now where's that Cossie rear wing? Should look great on the back of my 1.6 Ambiente ![]() | |
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| I get what your saying, but how about the people who like to modify there cars like myself. Its like saying don't put a better flowing exhaust on or lowering the suspension to improve handling. Yeah these cars are tested left, right and center, but they are also designed to meet the tastes of a large market and not at a certain age group. Its like saying the mk2 golf i had was fine at a 1.8 16v. Which it was, but it was so so much more fun when the 2.8 vr6 was dropped in it. At end of the day though its each to there own and if everyone was the same the world would be pretty boring. |
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| Well its on and it does look smart. I will take some photos over the weekend, hopefully the weather will be better as its raining at the moment (typical as i washed the car only yesterday afternoon) |
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| ![]() This was when it was in the decision stage, to see if it would fit or not. ![]() Job done. ![]() Bit iffy at the front there I know before anyone points it out. I will be getting another spoiler to sort this over sight. ![]() ![]() And underneath, it took bloody ages with the jig saw (jig saw blade was cut in half to make things a bit easier and so I didn't go through the spoiler) cutting those slots so it would bend round the vRS bumper. |
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| Looks good have to say i was right in the fact it looks awesome my old splitter did the trick of convincing you then ? |
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| Whats iffy about it? If you are getting another one, there is a appreciative recipient for the old one here. |
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| If you look at the second and third pic, look at the middle section of the spoiler where the 2 vertical bit of plastic are they don't meet the bumper correctly. Nothing really but it needs sorted at some point. |
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| If you look at the second and third pic at the center of the spoiler the 2 up-rites if you call them that. Well they don't meet the bumper properly so at some point i need to sort it out. |
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| Hey Well I say I like it It does look good , Dean at the side of me went mmmm too , so thumbs up from us Nice one Sarah |
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| I like that a lot but I'd never get out of a car park again here ![]()
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| i know its taken me while to get back on here but i had problems with the computer so sorry for the delay pictures as requested http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...e/DSC00115.jpg http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...e/DSC00109.jpg http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...e/DSC00110.jpg http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...e/DSC00108.jpg http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...e/DSC00114.jpg http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...e/DSC00118.jpg http://i63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...e/DSC00116.jpg
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