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I saw a picture of a 370Z without the rear spoiler and it looked really clean, the only problem was that it was a picture of a car with a
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Removal of rear spoiler
I saw a picture of a 370Z without the rear spoiler and it looked really clean, the only problem was that it was a picture of a car with a full body kit, I would like to see what a bog standard black (if possible) 370z looks like with it removed???
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Plugging the holes is a pain. You're better off switching hatches with someone. I think it looks a lot better with the spoiler. It looks plain without it.
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if you do plug it... make sure the shop tig welds the holes.... please remember that our hatches are aluminum
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When I had my OEM spoiler removed and wing installed, in total there are 11 mounting points that have to be patched, filled, sanded, and painted.
Roughly $1k worth of paint/labor. Just my 
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