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Old 04-02-2012, 01:50 AM
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Originally Posted by David Holmberg View Post
The short answer would be no.

Air (at speed) is flowing over the roof and then hitting the rear spoiler. If anything it would stick up in the air causing a disturbance.

Most of the rear louvers from the 70s were plastic, with a few of them being aluminum.

I agree with David, you want the air to flow cleanly over the roof, down the back window and to the rear spoiler, from there you build a high pressure zone over the rear deck. The window spoilers will redecue that rear down force.

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