Now let’s see pedestal spoilers, Pedestal spoilers are those actual aerodynamic enhancers, which create the essential amount of downward force on the vehicle when attached to the boot of the vehicle. This type of spoiler is disrupts the aerodynamic drag and gives better fuel economy and performance. It is more or less of the same width as your vehicles boot. It may also be anchored at as many as 2 or 4 points. It is fixed to the rear end on the boot of the vehicle. The Roofline spoiler is next in line. This type of spoiler is attached right in between the rear window and the roofline. It is usually found with extra brake lights also. It is usually an add-on to CUV’s, SUV’s, Hatchbacks and Minivans, which lack in a separate boot in the rear end. It also increases the stability and the overall performance of the car. The last in the list is the Lighted Spoilers, which is more of a safety enhancement than a performance oriented thing. The rear end of the car is mounted with a rear spoiler decorated with LED lights. They are adjusted to the required height positioning it in the line-of-sight of vehicles following. Being LED lights, it can be seen even through thick fogs making the driving experience safer.
Front Spoilers
Attached to the front of the vehicle’s body, front spoiler, usually called air dam, is aerodynamically designed to improve the airflow and reduce drag and fuel consumption. This accessory is usually made of lightweight metal or plastic placed beneath the front bumper of a vehicle and intended to increase aerodynamics by blocking the flow of turbulent air under the chassis. This type of spoiler was originally manufactured for race cars and was popular among high-powered car owners. But nowadays, both front and back spoilers come as vehicle’s upgrades ensuring both aesthetic appearance, and functionality.
These accessories guide airflow in a more auspicious pattern of the vehicle. The air spreading over the car will travel along different pathways and reduce wind resistance. Front spoilers decrease the amount of air that travels beneath the car, therefore reducing aerodynamic lift, that can sometimes make you lose control of the car as air clasp it against the undercarriage, similar to a wing of the aircraft.
If you have not decided yet what to choose for your vehicle to achieve improved airflow over a car for better performance, the decision is up to you. Front spoiler not only reduces the aerodynamic drag and lift, but also serves as a decorative add-on, that creates a custom stylish look. Made of such high-quality, durable materials as carbon fiber, fiberglass, ABS plastic, or silicon, these custom air dams will proudly serve you a lifetime. They won’t crack, corrode, scratch, or become deformed giving your vehicle a complete sports look.
Front spoilers have racing look and add vehicle sleep and aerodynamic touch — features that are usually associated with fast sport cars. It is hard to find a front spoiler that will fit pickup truck, as truck drivers usually prefer to equip their vehicles with tough front bumpers, winches, etc. So if you proudly own a truck, you can choose from a number of truck accessories, manufactured by such companies as Bully.
