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Model specific boards => Golf mk6 => Topic started by: Richie.27 on 19 August 2013, 10:09

Title: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: Richie.27 on 19 August 2013, 10:09
My plans for my car is a-
Stage 1 apr remap. I have an apr agent on my doorstep and are very reputable so I've chosen an apr remap for the added extras it gives you and convenience of having a local tuner to do it. A miltek catback with 35 edition tips. And future mod is the vwr intake with engine cover mod.
I've also been thinking about changing the rear spoiler colour to black!! Has anyone done this?? Also would appreciate some thoughts on this.
Title: Re: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: wigit on 19 August 2013, 10:35
Personally doing it all black would look awful, however, I'd consider doing the underside gloss black like the mk7 as it makes it looks less bulky
Title: Re: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: dubber36 on 19 August 2013, 10:51
Black would make it look like you'd had to replace your original one, bought a cheap one off ebay and never got round to painting it the right colour.

Personally I think that any mods carried out on ED35's (ED30's, Pirelli's and Anniversaries for that matter) should be easily reversible. One day, those cars will be far more appreciated if they are in standard form.
Title: Re: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: wigit on 19 August 2013, 11:09
Personally I think that any mods carried out on ED35's (ED30's, Pirelli's and Anniversaries for that matter) should be easily reversible. One day, those cars will be far more appreciated if they are in standard form.

Totally agree with you one this, whilst our Pirelli needs some tlc its original and everything on the 35 is reversible and stock parts retained

i would consider getting the rear diffuser painted as just makes the car cohesive
Title: Re: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: dubber36 on 19 August 2013, 11:53
i would consider getting the rear diffuser painted as just makes the car cohesive

That's a relatively inexpensive piece of plastic trim that just clips in, so easily reversed in the future. Do it.
Title: Re: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: wigit on 19 August 2013, 14:32
also from memory aren't the spoilers on mk5/6 a pain in the backside to remove as bonded to the car given grief some people have had in the past
Title: Re: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: Ginge 35Edition on 19 August 2013, 14:51
also from memory aren't the spoilers on mk5/6 a pain in the backside to remove as bonded to the car given grief some people have had in the past

Yep!
Title: Re: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: najam90 on 19 August 2013, 15:45
I have had my tornado red gtd spoiler wrapped in 3m carbon effect black.  After having it done I would personally advise you to leave it totally standard. Good thing about my wrap is that it SHOULD come off without any trouble, finger crossed. Will post a pic just so you have a rough idea of what it may look like
Title: Re: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: Richie.27 on 20 August 2013, 09:33
Thanks guys!! Leaving it red, I was a little undecided so thought I'd get some input from you guys.
Title: Re: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: Richie.27 on 25 August 2013, 21:52
Looking at some other options and I've come across the OSIR rear carbon valance. Has anyone on here had any experience ordering from osir or parts4euro.com??
Title: Re: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: pryda on 25 August 2013, 21:59
I've seen the full OSIR carbon kit on a mk6 gti. cost comes in at around £1k for the full kit, but I think the diffuser is around £400. the front lip fits perfect, but the kit I saw had some issues with fitment on the skirts and rear diffuser. for that kind of money you want it flush.

I've been looking at getting mine wrapped for a while, but they have to be sprayed first for an vinyl wrap to be applied.
Title: Re: Black roof spoiler on red 35 edition
Post by: Richie.27 on 25 August 2013, 22:47
Yeah you're right, paying that kind of cash you want a perfect fit!! May give it a miss then, so back to the drawing board I think. Thanks for info pryda!!