Small lip-type no-drill spoiler?

[steve_2020Eco]

Have looked at a few for my Mustang. Really don’t want to drill holes, and don’t want anything big. Something like these.

I know that there are drill only options. Not looking for that. Looking for smaller options that are attached via 3M tape. I understand that an actual wing wouldn’t be stable with tape only. I’m just wanting something small to finish off the rear.

Thanks!

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[Kevi]

Isn't the first one the stock wing? Do they come with something smaller?

 

[Will2]

I believe EOS (Extreme Online Store) makes an RTR-like one (ducktail) that you can probably does not actually require drilling.

Or you can buy a take-off decklid with the small GT spoiler.

 

[Mr Hyde]

I believe EOS (Extreme Online Store) makes an RTR-like one (ducktail) that you can probably does not actually require drilling.

Or you can buy a take-off decklid with the small GT spoiler.

Thats what i did i have the air designs lip spoiler and another with the dark horse performance spoiler. Its not har to swap out. THe air designs spoiler sticks with adhesive. As for stability 3m vhb(very high bond) tape and adhesion promoter will most definitely hold a spoiler securely. Just need to clean prep and apply tape hold pressure and just rub the areas the tape is on ever 15 to 30 minutes for the first hr or so to make sure its bonded. Thats my process and ive never had a problem ever.

 

[A.alansari]

Check this out

https://jsdspace.com/products/jsd-v-style-rear-trunk-spoiler-for-ford-mustang-2024

https://www.darspoilers.com/product...oiler-2024-and-up?_pos=5&_sid=a72969278&_ss=r

 

[Starship Enterprise]

Thats what i did i have the air designs lip spoiler and another with the dark horse performance spoiler. Its not har to swap out. THe air designs spoiler sticks with adhesive. As for stability 3m vhb(very high bond) tape and adhesion promoter will most definitely hold a spoiler securely. Just need to clean prep and apply tape hold pressure and just rub the areas the tape is on ever 15 to 30 minutes for the first hr or so to make sure its bonded. Thats my process and ive never had a problem ever.

Thants what I did. I got The “official” rear spoiler sold at Ford’s website. Held on only by a strip of 3M tape and silicone. I didn’t get enough silicone on the back of the spoiler and it was lifting in the back. I inserted some strips of 3M tape and locked it down with that. It’s on solid now.

If you remove the stock spoiler use a blow dryer to soften the factory 3M tape. It’s not just bolted down. I lifted too aggressively and ended up popping the 3M tape that holds the lip of the trunk module even with the trunk. By the time I realized what te poping noise was, I already had the blackout panel taped on. No way I was going to undo all that to fix it, so…oh well. Good enough.

Shouldn’t be an issue with your 2020…no rear module, just all trunk.

 

[Wiley Marmot]

@steve_2020Eco What are the odds?

It just so happens I have the OEM "wedge" spoiler (Rapid Red Metallic Tintcoat)

my '24 GT came with (replaced it with a DAR Spoilers wing). Sorry you can't see it better in the linked photo, but it's the only pic I have of it while it was on the GT.

"If" you might be interested; PM me; we can discuss further and I can take a "dismounted" pic of it for you too.

 

[steve_2020Eco]

Isn't the first one the stock wing? Do they come with something smaller?

looks like the stock wing, but it’s an aftermarket option.

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