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Originally Posted by California98Civic
I have been seeing those little "flips" all over town now. But I think I need something bigger for this purpose. And I agree the rear spoiler on that "Bonneville Civic" looks easy to mimic. I think the trunk lid is the key to securing the spoiler ultimately. I could create little flaps in the spoiler that close into the trunk lid. The supports featured on the Bonneville Civic could rest against the lid, or under it, without adhesives or drill holes anywhere. Cool pics, btw.
Oh! And aerohead, thanks for the tip on the tape... I'll check it out for sure.
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Have you considered attaching a spoiler using commercial suction cups to test your design? Here is a link to one particular brand, many are available. Industry swings plate glass through the sky with these things so I feel that following reasonable cautions and a safety strap you might find them useful.
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