No, they're put on with double sided tape. Just push them forward on a hot sunny day and they'll snap right loose. The tape however will "lock" when the wing is pulled back like in the wind.
I heard they were velcro'd on.
Quick question. There as a FE GTS for sale that has an aftermarket wing on the back. If the wing were talken off, would it leave any holes on the back lid, or wherever it is secured to?
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Don't listen to these guys; they tried telling me the right toggle switch down by the gear shift made a stripper pop out of the trunk…worst bachelor party ever.
No, they're put on with double sided tape. Just push them forward on a hot sunny day and they'll snap right loose. The tape however will "lock" when the wing is pulled back like in the wind.
Those inflate-a-wings were a joke. I'm glad their out of business. I see some guys put them on their pontoon boats after they threw away the car. They say you can hook up like 4 or 5 skiers to it.Velcro is correct on the earlier inflate-a-wing, which was designed to be disposable. The problem was, what to do with the wing after you've thrown the car away. No one wanted to hang up some flimsy beach ball looking contraption on their garage trophy wall. Let alone the exposed velcro attracts all kinds of dirt and bugs.
A quick test to find out which version you have, is to take a small sharp object and poke the wing. If it doesn't start to deflate, you're good to go with the floor jack to get those zip ties undone. Just be sure and put a towel on the deck lid to keep the jack from scratching the car.
Agreed, if the car "talks" to you... then you must buy it and make it yours!I wouldn't worry about it. The car is fiberglass which is easy to repair.
Velcro is correct on the earlier inflate-a-wing, which was designed to be disposable. The problem was, what to do with the wing after you've thrown the car away. No one wanted to hang up some flimsy beach ball looking contraption on their garage trophy wall. Let alone the exposed velcro attracts all kinds of dirt and bugs.
A quick test to find out which version you have, is to take a small sharp object and poke the wing. If it doesn't start to deflate, you're good to go with the floor jack to get those zip ties undone. Just be sure and put a towel on the deck lid to keep the jack from scratching the car.
falcon punch the Viper emblem on the front of the car repeatedly until the wing pops off