IPP Carbon Fiber inner blade with end caps for OEM SS spoiler !
IPP Carbon Fiber inner blade with end caps for OEM SS spoiler !
Introducing the new IPP Carbon fiber inner blade, and ends for the OEM spoiler off of the 05+ Chevy Cobalt SS.
This piece replaces your factory end caps, and the center blade with high quality, oem style carbon fiber pieces.
Give your car a unique styling edge over other Cobalt's with this piece, OR, if you already have carbon fiber accessories, this will add even more unique styling to your car !



Pricing is $279, and we are about 20-30 days away from receiving these. We are currently accepting preorders, and will NOT bill your credit card until it ships. Please email or call us if you have any further questions, or would like to order one !
This piece replaces your factory end caps, and the center blade with high quality, oem style carbon fiber pieces.
Give your car a unique styling edge over other Cobalt's with this piece, OR, if you already have carbon fiber accessories, this will add even more unique styling to your car !



Pricing is $279, and we are about 20-30 days away from receiving these. We are currently accepting preorders, and will NOT bill your credit card until it ships. Please email or call us if you have any further questions, or would like to order one !
well you would have seen if it wasnt locked out, alot of us had impt questions but, from what he said in the other post the end caps just pop off from double sidded tape on the inside of them, then theres 2 screws that hold the wing to the post things. deff a hot product. next mod there^^
Thank you all for your comments, questions and praise.
This thread has gone much smoother than the previous thread.
Its very simple to remove the factory end caps. You simply pry them off with your fingers (held in place with double sided tape) and once you peel them off, theres two screws that hold the supports to the middle section. You then remove the two screws, (DO NOT HAVE TO REMOVE< OR ADJUST, etc the side supports) and then install the carbon fiber inner blade, screws, and then the end caps.
Its actually very simple. Takes less than an hour to install, with just a allen key, double sided tape. No other special tools needed.
This thread has gone much smoother than the previous thread.
Its very simple to remove the factory end caps. You simply pry them off with your fingers (held in place with double sided tape) and once you peel them off, theres two screws that hold the supports to the middle section. You then remove the two screws, (DO NOT HAVE TO REMOVE< OR ADJUST, etc the side supports) and then install the carbon fiber inner blade, screws, and then the end caps.
Its actually very simple. Takes less than an hour to install, with just a allen key, double sided tape. No other special tools needed.
Originally Posted by Modernceo
Thank you all for your comments, questions and praise.
This thread has gone much smoother than the previous thread.
Its very simple to remove the factory end caps. You simply pry them off with your fingers (held in place with double sided tape) and once you peel them off, theres two screws that hold the supports to the middle section. You then remove the two screws, (DO NOT HAVE TO REMOVE< OR ADJUST, etc the side supports) and then install the carbon fiber inner blade, screws, and then the end caps.
Its actually very simple. Takes less than an hour to install, with just a allen key, double sided tape. No other special tools needed.
This thread has gone much smoother than the previous thread.
Its very simple to remove the factory end caps. You simply pry them off with your fingers (held in place with double sided tape) and once you peel them off, theres two screws that hold the supports to the middle section. You then remove the two screws, (DO NOT HAVE TO REMOVE< OR ADJUST, etc the side supports) and then install the carbon fiber inner blade, screws, and then the end caps.
Its actually very simple. Takes less than an hour to install, with just a allen key, double sided tape. No other special tools needed.
be great if there was a how to with pics defeintly would help
Originally Posted by automobiliben
Is the spoiler pure carbon fiber? Or fiberglass or something else overlaid with CF? I am just wondering what the weight savings will be?
Originally Posted by hatrickstu
ive never heard of anyone overlaying the CF over something else in the finished product. oh yeah and ill volunteer for the how to if i get one sent to me for free!
Originally Posted by automobiliben
You might want to do some research then, overlaying a frame of some sort (ie. fiberglass or foam or anything) with CF is very common. It is a way that companies get the structural integrity they need and save themselves money by not using as much CF. To do it the right would involve a mold and an autoclave.
Originally Posted by hatrickstu
dont get me wrong man i was trying to be a dick, i simply said i have never heard of it because well i have never heard of it. i am not anywhere near a CF expert, i hope they did it right though!
Originally Posted by bavoose
be great if there was a how to with pics defeintly would help 



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