1988 N/A Supra Fake Spoiler

XxJazzygeoffxX · 08-12-2009, 03:40 AM

Took off the spoiler...definitely the worst cheesiest piece of junk job ive ever seen, They spliced the power from the wiper motor to get the light to work the holes drilled into the body weren't symmetrical there were no gaskets and a healthy amount of dried glue needs to be sanded off... this is the saddest ma70 ive ever seen. So its safe to assume that this isnt the type of work faithful to the original design cause for a second there I thought toyota went cheap on that part of the car but guess not

P.S. If this is a fake where the hell did they get it cause its not an original toyota part all it has written on the main wing is "JUST JS-192"

mirage83 · 08-12-2009, 12:11 PM

There's all kinds of aftermarket body panels, aero skirting, and spoilers available for use on whatever kind of car you want to put them on. Most of them look like crap in my personal opinion, but that's just an opinion. Someone evidently thought that spoiler you have would look good, just didn't know how to properly install it.

BTW, as there were no gaskets for where holes were drilled check around for rust where water could and probably did leak in over time.

XxJazzygeoffxX · 08-12-2009, 08:55 PM

K yes there is rust and damage from the glue/wood screws used wiring is also FUBAR but idk

What the hell was this guy thinking the spoiler mimics the 1989+ spoiler perfectly like this
http://www.marotaxaties.nl/Fotos/Por...a25TTwitLA.jpg

but it doesnt appear to be an OEM part because the molding apart from the spoiler attached to the liftback didnt have any mounting holes and werent aligned properly were the antennae protrudes, these are the parts that were glued the main spoiler on the hatch were bolted poorly with wood screws and it wobbled like crazy.

but seeing as my car is an N/A the spoiler isnt even a part I need to worry bout restoring plus the car was 700 bucks so I cant complain

08-12-2009, 08:55 PM	#3
XxJazzygeoffxX Stock Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: New Mexico Posts: 7	K yes there is rust and damage from the glue/wood screws used wiring is also FUBAR but idk What the hell was this guy thinking the spoiler mimics the 1989+ spoiler perfectly like this http://www.marotaxaties.nl/Fotos/Por...a25TTwitLA.jpg but it doesnt appear to be an OEM part because the molding apart from the spoiler attached to the liftback didnt have any mounting holes and werent aligned properly were the antennae protrudes, these are the parts that were glued the main spoiler on the hatch were bolted poorly with wood screws and it wobbled like crazy. but seeing as my car is an N/A the spoiler isnt even a part I need to worry bout restoring plus the car was 700 bucks so I cant complain Last edited by XxJazzygeoffxX; 08-12-2009 at 10:23 PM.

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08-12-2009, 03:40 AM	#1
XxJazzygeoffxX Stock Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: New Mexico Posts: 7	Took off the spoiler...definitely the worst cheesiest piece of junk job ive ever seen, They spliced the power from the wiper motor to get the light to work the holes drilled into the body weren't symmetrical there were no gaskets and a healthy amount of dried glue needs to be sanded off... this is the saddest ma70 ive ever seen. So its safe to assume that this isnt the type of work faithful to the original design cause for a second there I thought toyota went cheap on that part of the car but guess not P.S. If this is a fake where the hell did they get it cause its not an original toyota part all it has written on the main wing is "JUST JS-192"

08-12-2009, 12:11 PM	#2
mirage83 12psi boost Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Georgia Posts: 359	There's all kinds of aftermarket body panels, aero skirting, and spoilers available for use on whatever kind of car you want to put them on. Most of them look like crap in my personal opinion, but that's just an opinion. Someone evidently thought that spoiler you have would look good, just didn't know how to properly install it. BTW, as there were no gaskets for where holes were drilled check around for rust where water could and probably did leak in over time.