Most people use these spoilers for visual enhancements and few actually realize the positive attributes a huge "ricer wing" can bring to a vehicle. Most are mocked for using these types of enhancements, but the real hardcore racers all understand the improvements a wing can make to even a daily driven vehicle. The problem is that 99% of the spoilers on today's market are garbage, and aren't build with the proper R&D they deserve.
What precautions can one take when choosing a spoiler? Well first of all, the material being used should be approved for the speeds you intend on traveling. Also, make sure that the company you are purchasing it from has wind tested the unit in real life, and not just on the computer. The CAD tests are great, but they aren't perfect. Most professional racing spoilers are made of carbon fiber, but even this strong material has weaknesses if not designed correctly. When choosing a spoiler, it totally depends on the manufacturers quality, research, and material choices. Like the old saying goes, you get what you pay for.
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