JSP Replacement Rear Wing Spoiler, Trunk Deck Mount, OE Style 48" L, for Chevrolet Cobalt SS 2005-2009, Bolt-On, Durable ABS, Sanded Gray Primed, Ready to Paint, Enhanced Look
Product Description
JSP Replacement Rear Wing Spoiler, Trunk Deck Mount, OE Style 48" L, for Chevrolet Cobalt SS 2005-2009, Bolt-On, Durable ABS, Sanded Gray Primed, Ready to Paint, Enhanced Look
- THE ULTIMATE REAR SPOILER, ENGINEERED FOR PRECISE FITMENT, OE LOOK, & ENHANCED PERFORMANCE: Give your vehicle an aggressive and sleek streamlined factory style look yet never looks like an add-on afterthought as the spoiler perfectly integrates with your car's styling.
- UNPAINTED GRAY PRIMED SMOOTH SURFACE, READY TO PAINT: The rear wing spoiler features a sanded gray primed finish that saves time, labor, and money. An evenly applied prime coat allows for a long-lasting paint life without requiring additional primer.
- HIGH QUALITY, UV & IMPACT RESISTANT AUTOMOTIVE GARDE MATERIAL: High-quality JSP rear spoiler wing offers premium material featuring a rigid reliable construction. Extremely resistant to harsh weather, including heat, cold, cracking, fading, and warping.
- DISCOVER THE NEW LOOK, IMPROVED AERODYNAMICS: Gain fuel efficiency and driving stability on the highways while showing off your vehicle. The trunk wing lid spoiler reduces air drag and promotes downforce to improve the vehicle's aerodynamics.
- HASSLE FREE EASY INSTALLATION: All necessary mounting hardware (Pedestal Gaskets, Washers, Bolts & Locator Strips) and installation instructions are included.
Enhance that more expensive trim level factory look, improve the value of your vehicle. Make your vehicles looks a lot sportier.
Features:
* Reinforced FRP, sturdy & strong long product life.
* Reduce drag, improve fuel efficiency & vehicle stability.
* Comes with all necessary mounting hardware.
* Custom design and fit for each vehicle.
* Sleek streamlined appearance.
A rear wing spoiler is an Stylish automotive device whose design function is to 'spoil' unfavorable air movement across the body of the vehicle while in motion, described as turbulence or drag. Spoilers are often fitted to race and high-per mance sports cars, however they have become more common on passenger vehicles.
The term "spoiler" is often mistakenly used interchangeably with "wing". An automotive wing is a device whose intended design is to generate down ce as air passes around it, not simply disrupt existing airflow patterns. As such, rather than decreasing drag, automotive wings actually increase drag. Due to their association with racing, spoilers are often viewed as "sporty" by consumers.
