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I am trying to buy a carbon fibre rear spoiler the r35...i prefer the ones which look exactly like the stock ones but in carbon fibre...i am just not sure which brand to purchase since there are a lot of cheap ones on ebay and some other expensive one different websites...so does good brand make any difference from those cheap ones?

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The difference between good carbon and bad carbon is quiet a few things.

Grade of carbon

The way it is laid

The type- EG wet or dry ,part preg,carbon over glass, etc etc

Fitment is also a major issue

As I see so many componets made for these cars and really some of it excellent work and some of it is seriously beyond poor.

and yes you do get what you pay for.

Regards Ryan

Uber Motorosport

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