ok i have the t/a wrap around spoiler its the rubber one it has a couple or rips n all and i was planin on bondoing it up but i odnt wanna put this spoiler on and get the car painted only for the paint to start coming off quick and being screwed i was thinking of buying the fiberglass wrap arounds how much better are they over the rubber ones???

 

ok this just crossed my mind i was thinking on getting the 4th gen wrap around spoiler which do u think looks better ??? and also is there any modifications needed for the installation of the 4th gen spoiler??

 

I would have to say go with the fiberglass wrap around.
Just my thought. Mine was also messed up but I got lucky and got a good deal on 91-92 TA.
Good luck with wich ever one you go with.

 

I don't have a bird so I'm not positive, but I think the fiberglass wrap around is lighter and holds the paint better. But I also think it's a couple of hundred dollars (check before you believe me). And the 4th gen wing looks bad ***, but I think there is some modification required. There's an orange bird on the boards I think his name is Solar_un (something like that) and he has the 4th gen wing. Looks sick.

 

yeah iam trying to go all out with my 91 firebird im thinking of getting the 4th gen spoiler any one have any pics of the 4th gen spoiler on a 91-92 bird???

 

Heres the car I mentioned earlier...

 

I would go with the 91-92 fiberglass version. I think the 80's aero spoiler looks the best but it is not worth the hassle of worry about it cracking and warping. The 91-92 version will last the life time of the car.

As far as the 4th gen one, I think it is only pulled off with an agressive looking car like the one posted above. The 91-92's have more of a sleek look and I think it would be hard to pull it off.

 

Wow....

 

 

ok i was just reading around.... so i can install a 3rd gen or 4th gen spoiler i dont have to do no welding of brackets or ne thing to the window do i ??

 

Nothing to the window, only some body work needs to be done, like filling old holes, drilling new ones.

Thanks for using my car as a reference BTW