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Hey guys this will be a simple one to answer

I have an r33 s1 with the arched shape rear spoiler.

Can i take that one off and buy a serious 2 spoiler?

Is it a difficult/painful process or is it just a matter of getting a panel beater to fit / spray it ?

Is it common to just get the "spoiler" off a s2 or doe you have to buy the whole boot door so to speak.

Thanks!!

it'll go. The S2 spoiler is identical to the S1 type-m spoiler.

so should i be looking for a type m spoiler? or are they the same as the series 2 ones?

Im pritty sure that the backs on the s1 and s2 are the same anyway? so should fit

thanks

To answer your question, a series 1 and 2 boot on r33's are identical - so you can put whatever you like on it - both stock spoilers of a series 1 & 2 will fit straight on - it's when you start getting something like a GT wing that you'll have to worry about patching up the sides.

I have a series 2 spoiler attached to the boot already (removed from my series 2, replaced with gtr spoiler and boot) for sale located in Canberra, $250. Painted in white (QM1) with working brake light, gas struts etc. All you would need to do is unbolt your boot, take it off, put this one on and put the same bolts back in, plug in brake light and your set, 10 minute job maximum.

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