Roush Ducktail Spoiler

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@smodeus

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I got a 2007 Mustang GT Outlaw, and I was washing it today when I notice that there is a 1-1/2 to 2 inch crack in the spoiler from the begining of the spoiler Back window side.

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Any Ideas on how this happen? Also has anybody else have had this kind of damage form on there spoiler as there is not other damage, and I was not hit by anything.

 

NastyStang113

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Possible someone leaned on the edge. It caused leverage and caused the spoiler to crack since it's bolted down.

 

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yeah I am scratching my head trying to figure out the only thing I can figure is pressure from opening & closing the trunk and if that the case can it be warrantied?

 

NastyStang113

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I doubt it. Think about that ... If that was the case than a lot of cars would be having this problem.

 

99GTtony

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no cracks on mine, not sure what coulda caused it

 

klaw

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I'll check mine tonight. Have you been driving it in cold weather? It looks to me like there could have been a small crack or other defect when it was installed and the crack has grown due to flexing and vibration.

Edit: Clearwater Florida - I guess cold weather is not the problem. haha

 

bigcat

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i dont see why they would not warranty it. there is no visible sign of damage, so it would be a manufacturing defect, IMO.

 

StonePony

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A mustang GT Outlaw? What is that? A regular Mustang GT with six guns and a cowboy hat?
Or maybe a special vinyl sticker package from a dealer?

 

Steel Horse

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StonePony said:

A mustang GT Outlaw? What is that? A regular Mustang GT with six guns and a cowboy hat?
Or maybe a special vinyl sticker package from a dealer?

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I haven't heard of this package either.

 

NastyStang113

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Dealer add on ..

 

08blueskunk

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yeah they charge a few extra $$$$$grand for some on roush parts a some vinyl stripes that you can purchase on your own for a few hundred bucks

 

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@smodeus

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Yeah there no other visable damage beside the crack, and the crack is slitly indented.

2007 Mustang GT Outlaw Dealer Package: Roush hood Scoop, roush Spoiler, Racing Stripe, outlaw vinly on Hood Scoop, Black Ford Racing Rims.

I bought the car used with 460 Miles for under 20k so I'm not complaining. It had the look I wanted Added a Chin spoler, and window louvers looks great.