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im contemplating going spoilerless with my r33 gts-t, just wondering how much work is involved.

From what i gather its got the m spec wing, glued on, (couldnt see anything under the boot holding it down.)

how hard is it to get the sides, and where the spoiler sat looking nice, once ive pulled it off?

Is it much of a hassle putting the spoiler back on if i get sick of the effect?

Any close up pics would be great if any ppl here have done it.

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From memory, I’m going back almost 2 years now, there are 4 bolts that you will have to remove located under rubber bungs on the bottom side of the boot. I can promise you that from factory there is no adhesive used. Also remember to disconnect the brake light.

But my personal opinion is that the 33s need a wing of some description, I personally think the series 2 or a GTR wing works a treat.

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Doesnt look to nice when R33's are spoilerless.

The boot lid is lower than the side of the car, looks dodgy

Attatched an example.

But the spoiler looks ugly as well...the solution:

Stealth wing.

Couldnt pull together an example but they look bloody mint!

Cheap aswell i think, mine has one on it now, check the for sale section! :rofl:

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