Low Life Stealth with an RDX spoiler. The Hilo is a good bit higher at the back when it's elevated.
To Rear Spoiler Or Not To Rear Spoiler
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Doesn't really cause too much issue for me. You just need to remember to close the tailgate when your elevating or retracting the roof so that the rear of the roof doesn't rub against the spoiler, while the roof is on the move.
I think you need to look around the forum and see what influences your taste. Have a good look at all the details on everyone’s vans and see how it’s not the spoiler alone that makes ‘the look’, it’s the subtle additions that make the van ‘pop’.
Bloody hell, check me out getting all poetic.
Good luck!
Bloody hell, check me out getting all poetic.
Good luck!
It's much easier to put one on than it is to take one off! If you're undecided I would have it without, that way you can add one easily if you want to. If you have one fitted now and then decide you don't like it, it's an absolute pain to get it off.
I should also add, if it's a new van coming from VW and they fit a spoiler, they're going to be drilling holes in the top of the tailgate to bolt it on. Even more of a pain if you choose to remove it at a later date.
Yep! Except there isn’t a slot that takes a single £1 coin.....it has a secret, invisible credit card reader that actually knows your pin already!!!Always looks like a handle on a shopping trolley to me
It's a Van FFS not a Vanquish, they don't need spoilers! 
Just like they don't need slamming on 20" rims, front splitters and limo black windows... there is no right or wrong but I've got a rear spoiler.
