Spoilers for Cars & Trucks

What Spoilers Cover

Spoilers manage airflow at the rear of a vehicle while changing its profile. The collection includes subtle trunk lips, OEM-style replacement spoilers, ducktails, roof spoilers, aggressive adjustable rear wings, and vehicle-specific carbon-fiber pieces.

Trunk Lip and Ducktail Spoilers

A trunk lip or ducktail follows the rear deck contour for a clean street or OEM-plus appearance. Vehicle-specific pieces are shaped for the exact trunk lid and can use tape, studs, or a combination of both depending on the design.

Rear Wings and Aerodynamic Use

A larger rear wing can be part of a track-focused aerodynamic package when paired with appropriate front aero, chassis setup, and operating speed. Choose a wing based on intended use, mounting method, and platform.

Roof Spoilers and Extensions

Roof spoilers and hatch extensions change the upper-rear appearance of hatchbacks, SUVs, and certain coupes. Match the exact body style because roofline geometry can change within a model range.

Carbon Fiber, Fiberglass, and ABS

Carbon fiber offers low weight and a distinctive weave finish. Fiberglass supports shaped vehicle-specific styling and may require professional paint preparation. ABS is often used for durable painted or textured street parts.

Finish and Paint Planning

Inspect whether a spoiler arrives raw, primer-ready, painted, or clear-coated. Test fit before paint or final adhesive installation, particularly with aftermarket trunk lids, body kits, or carbon-fiber panels.

Mounting and Fitment

Mounting can use factory holes, supplied studs, automotive-grade tape, or a combination. Proper surface preparation and panel alignment are vital for tape-mounted parts.

Complete Exterior Builds

A spoiler can pair with compatible lips, splitters, diffusers, side skirts, and carbon-fiber trim for a coherent build. Keep platform fitment consistent when planning exterior components.

Top Spoilers Brands

• Anderson Composites. Vehicle-specific carbon-fiber and fiberglass body parts
• APR Performance. Track-oriented carbon-fiber wings and aerodynamic components
• Seibon. Carbon-fiber hoods, trunks, wings, and exterior parts
• ADRO. Carbon-fiber aero and body styling for modern performance cars
• Black Ops Auto Works. Platform-specific performance exterior styling
• Carbon Creations. Fiberglass and carbon-composite body components
• StreetHunter. Aggressive vehicle-specific aero styling
• RKSport. Chevrolet and domestic performance body products
• 3dCarbon. Painted and primed body styling components
• ACS Composite. Corvette and GM exterior upgrades
• Duraflex. Composite body styling parts
• Vorsteiner. Premium carbon-fiber exterior components
• Varis. Japanese motorsport-inspired aero components
• APR GTC Series. Adjustable track-oriented rear wings
• Anderson Type-PS. Carbon-fiber trunk and rear-spoiler styling

How to Choose the Correct Spoilers

• Confirm exact year, make, model, body style, trim, and rear-deck configuration
• Choose a trunk lip, ducktail, roof spoiler, or wing that matches the intended use
• Verify whether the part uses tape, studs, factory holes, or a combination
• Check raw, primer-ready, painted, and clear-coated finish requirements
• Confirm spoiler clearance with trunk opening, rear camera, antenna, and convertible hardware
• Inspect compatibility with aftermarket trunk lids, body kits, and rear diffusers
• For carbon fiber, review weave direction and finish expectations
• Test fit before paint, drilling, or permanent adhesive installation
• Use approved surface preparation for tape-mounted spoilers
• Consider a balanced front and rear aerodynamic package for track-focused builds

Common Questions

Do spoilers improve aerodynamics?

Vehicle-specific spoilers can manage rear airflow. Larger wings can generate meaningful aerodynamic effect when designed and used as part of a complete setup.

What is the difference between a spoiler and a wing?

A spoiler commonly follows the vehicle body to alter airflow, while a wing uses an airfoil profile and can generate downforce at suitable speed.

Are carbon-fiber spoilers painted?

Some are clear-coated while others are supplied for custom finishing. Review the product details before planning paint or installation.

Can I install a spoiler with tape only?

Some vehicle-specific pieces are designed for tape mounting. Use the specified preparation method and do not substitute mounting hardware without guidance.

Will a spoiler fit my trim level?

Fitment can vary by model year, body style, trunk lid, factory spoiler, and trim. Confirm all details before ordering.

Do I need to drill holes for a rear wing?

Some wings mount with studs or bolts while others use factory locations or tape. The exact mounting method is listed for each product.

Can a spoiler be painted to match my car?

Many fiberglass and ABS parts can be professionally painted. Carbon-fiber pieces can have different finishing requirements.

What is a ducktail spoiler?

A ducktail is an upward-curved rear-deck spoiler shape that adds classic performance styling and can influence rear airflow.

Should I add a wing to a street car?

Choose a design that suits the platform, mounting method, visibility, and intended use. Styling and practical fitment are often primary street considerations.

How do I choose the correct spoiler?

Filter by the exact vehicle then confirm body style, material, finish, mounting method, and compatibility with existing exterior components.

Why Buy Spoilers from Black Ops Auto Works

Black Ops Auto Works stocks 247 Spoilers SKUs with real fitment data, competitive pricing, and support from staff who build these vehicles themselves. Products are filterable by year, make, model, trim, engine, and drivetrain to confirm the correct application before ordering.

For focused shopping, browse our Exterior Parts & Accessories, Exterior Styling, Lips & Splitters, Carbon Fiber Parts & Accessories, Anderson Composites, APR Performance Carbon Fiber, Seibon.