🚗 Dodge Challenger 2008-on SpoilerKing Rear Window Roof Spoiler: Enhance Style & Performance Review

Looks great on my challenger. Prepared and painted by myself. I also put some window urethane between the double sided tape for extra adhesion.

I love this product. It stays on in any weather and at any speed. The best part is that I go to a lot of car meets and have never seen one. A great way to stand out. TO UPDATE. The New Challenger and I ordered another one the next day.

Everything you need I said in the title. As for the lines of the car, they really should be part of the factory design. Looks way better with it installed than without. Thanks for a great product!

Looks very good with a little touch of class. However, one thing is to use the glue along with the tape. I used a two part glue like they recommended but after a week it started peeling off after a few washes. I then used some RTV (silicone) and that seemed to help. I've gone through several car washes again with no problems.

The first impression was that it was a solid piece of hard rubber. Flexible so it curves around the contour of your rear window. Hire 2 people for better installation, it will be much easier. The 3m tape stuck perfectly and seems very strong. Looks great on the car, see photos! We cut the tape in half and spray some glass cleaner on the tape. Lower the center section and work your way to the edge of the glass. Peel off the tape when we got to the edge. Very easy installation.

Very durable plastic/rubber. almost like a semi-flexible rear spoiler. It had to be shaped and adjusted a bit to fit the curve of the window, which only required a little work, no heat gun or anything. It fit the rear window like a glove and already had 2 strips of better quality 3M tape on it. I basically wiped my back glass with acetone, bought some marine silicone from Amazon ($7), and ran a bead down the middle. between two strips of tape to give it extra adhesion and secured it. It seems…

Good quality and fast delivery. Adds an ominous look to the car but without the hassle of full blinds on the rear window (which I personally like). Please note that this part is not a rigid ABS plastic part but is made from a more resilient material. It works like a slim, making installation a (preferred) two-person job. Also, I didn't use the glue that came with the kit. It is recommended to use marine grade silicone which is aggressive enough to keep the spoiler in place at almost any speed…

I didn't expect it to be rubber but I like the way it looks. Just put it on today, let's see how it holds up. I used two part epoxy as recommended along with 3M tape on the back. I didn't give 5 stars and gave almost 3 stars because it is extremely difficult to install when trying to control the epoxy and not drip all over the window or roof. The 2 part epoxy cures in about 5 minutes so you will need to heat up the spoiler before you mix the epoxy, hurry and apply the epoxy and install the…