Noble Pro Notch Gurney Flap Tailored for VA Style Wings
Fitment Details:
*2015 - 2025 WRX equipped with STI VA Style Spoiler
2015 - 2021 STI
Key Features:
Gurney flaps are game - changers, turning ordinary spoilers into real head - turners. You'll be instantly attracted to this sleek and easy - to - install upgrade.
Noble's Pro Notch Gurney Flap features an aggressive design, and the carbon fiber construction is just perfect. It's robust, light - weight, and looks amazing.
It's compatible with our two spoilers: 2015 - 2021 WRX / STI Spoiler and 2022 - 25 WRX Spoiler.
Installation
The ideal weather for installation is between 75 and 85 degrees. Ensure a warm temperature for 24 hours.
Clean the installation area thoroughly, getting rid of dirt, debris, dust, wax, and new ceramic coatings. It's best to have two people for the install. Test - fit the piece before installation to find the right alignment.
Attach 3M tape to the back of the gurney flap. When you're ready to install, peel a small part of the 3M backing off first. This helps you re - center the flap, then pull off the rest of the backing and apply pressure evenly. Press firmly for a few seconds in each spot.
Let the 3M tape bond with the paint before you drive your car.
This Noble Pro Notch Gurney Flap is a great addition to your Subaru WRX or STI. First, check if your car is from 2015 - 2025 WRX with STI VA Style Spoiler or 2015 - 2021 STI. When installing, pick a day when the temperature is between 75 and 85 degrees and make sure it stays warm for 24 hours. Clean the area where you'll put the flap really well. It's easier with two people. Try fitting the flap on first to see how you want it placed. Put 3M tape on the back of the flap. When you're ready to stick it on, peel a little bit of the tape backing off, adjust the flap, then peel the rest and press it down evenly. Wait for the tape to stick to the paint before driving. This flap is strong and light because of the carbon fiber, and it makes your car look really cool. Just keep it clean, and avoid hitting it against hard things to keep it in good shape.
