Wish someone designed a Duckbill trunk for sedan

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03-29-2015, 12:50 AM

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Agreed. Tanabe tips are one of the best looking in the context of typical exhaust setups you see here. The axle-back itself, however, has a rep for being an OEM replacement that's barely better than OEM. I can't speak from experience on that, just what I've read.

Tips sure are pretty, though.

Touché, Mr. Turtle.

Agree. If the mod was in the <$300 range, it would be a no brainer, but at $600, it's hard to justify. Fathers Day is soon, so I may change my mind. It sure sounds good inn the videos I've watched.

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03-29-2015, 11:12 PM

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I wish there was one like the M35 for the G. Couple months back I reached out to a vendor about Access Evo but wanted over a $1k shipped (non carbon fiber).

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03-30-2015, 08:34 PM

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Wouldn't the OEM one count as a duck-billed spoiler?

There is a 25% off coupon floating around out there now as well.

I just installed mine after alot of deliberation during the first two years I owned the car, trying to convince myself that the chrome beret on the back was just fine. Now that the spoiler is installed, I wished I would have just had this done when I bought the car new. This mod simply changes the personality of the car.

Where did you see the coupon at?