Extreme Online Store Replacement for 2019-Present Toyota GR Corolla Hatchback | CE Style Rear Trunk Lid Wing Spoiler (ABS Plastic - Matte Black)

Overall I’m very pleased with how this came out after some modifications. A did run into few issues. One is that the threads were not deep enough for the supplied screws. I had to drill into the threads a bit to add space for the provided hardware. There’s like some silicon piece in the thread that I drilled out, just be careful not to go too deep and drill into the spoiler itself.The spoiler is a 3 piece spoiler. For the top part of the wing I did have to drill the holes a bit wider for things to line up with the side pieces.The thread for the spoiler is a M6-1 for the spoiler. I did end up buying some 10mm black hex screws to mount the top spoiler with the side pieces, because I didn’t want the chrome screws to show.For the price I kinda expected to run into some issues. With a little bit of patience and once you do some mods with the spoiler to make sure it all lines up, it will come out looking great and totally beats the price of a OEM one.

You have to drill holes in your gate to install. There isn't instructions or templates for where you need to drill. The fit and finish looks good but does take some time to get it looking nice. Over all happy with it just wish there was templates and instructions.

I give it 4 out of 5 stars. I did have to modify the middle section of the wing by drilling out the holes with a 3/8” drill bit so that the stanchions would bolt up properly. Also had to cut off about 1/2” of threads from the four bolts needed to put the wing together.As far as installing on the car I did widen the oem holes where the 2 bolts on each side go to hold the stanchions. I made sure the holes for the stanchions lined up and bolted in afterwards and they did. I do wish they put a piece of weather stripping on the stanchion side but I did dump water on both sides and nothing leaked.I took the wing off and stuck the guides in the holes on the wing and remounted. I tightened the four bolts again and taped the crap out of the guides. Took the wing off and taped the back parts of the guides down making sure the my didn’t slip. I used a small drill bit to make the pilot hole and then used a 1/4” drill bit.I put the wing back and everything lined up perfectly. For the 3 center bolts I used the hex head ones and used the pan head ones for everything else. Make sure everything is tight and pre peel the tape.Overall not bad and the finish looks good.

If you’re buying this you’re probably looking for a budget alternative to the CE wing from Toyota, which also means you’re willing to handle all of the DIY issues that come with a knock off part.This comes with no instructions, and from what I can tell the CE Spoiler template that exists from Toyota does not match up which means you’re going to have to do a lot of fitting and measuring of your own. I ended up using “the toothpaste method” only after realizing that the measurements from the Toyota instructions aren’t relevant.The wing comes in 3 parts, which do not fit together well unless they’re on the car which means you’ll have to do a lot of re-measuring once things are actually bolted up to the car.The wing itself is fine quality, but the actual fitment on the car isn’t perfect no matter what I did. There’s a pretty substantial gap on the back right side of the wing that I couldn’t close up no matter what I tried so I just left it.If you’re okay with doing the measuring and compromising that comes with buying a knock off product, go for it. This was still half the price of the actual circuit wing from Toyota. I don’t think I would buy it again, but I’m fine with it for now.

There were some cosmetic scratches and wing fitment was about 90% with little modification. But definitely makes the car look much more aggressive and sleek.