MikeC

Simple question. I've found a 99 spec rear wing for a good price. The owner claims it's genuine mazda. How do I tell? This is an aftermarket one here:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/JDM-RX7-RX-7-...QQcmdZViewItem

Thanks for looking.

sevensix

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if its authentic it will consume 1/2 quart of oil per 2000miles

21K95RX7

You are bidding on a brand new JDM RX7 99 Spec Fibreglass Rear Spoiler. This is an exact replica of the original part include all mounting hardware. The angle of the centre piece is adjustable. It is believe that the part is the best quality in the market.


he just said that its a "exact replica"

radiantRX-7

iTrader: (1)

he posted on ebay that it is a replicla.Why is he saying its Mazda??

MikeC

It's a different seller, I was just posting that as an example. I'm about to go look, does anyone know how I can tell the difference?

MikeC

That would be one eighth of a pint I presume. How do you guys work in those units?

sevensix

iTrader: (1)

1 quart = 2 pint

4 quart = 1 gallon


anyway, i think maybe the original mazda wings aren't fiberglass? that may be your best bet but im not completely sure

MikeC

Thanks, I'm off to look at it now. I'll hopefully be able to tell anyway, all the aftermarket body parts I've seen in the flesh before haven't looked that good.

MikeC

You are correct, the mazda part is plastic. I was correct also in that it was easy to see that it was a mazda part. As I said to the guy I bought it off, if it is an aftermarket part it's the best quality aftermarket part I've ever seen

Cheers,
Michael