BC Drivers: Learn How the Ford Mustang’s Spoiler Cuts Down on Aerodynamic Drag

If you are just getting started learning about muscle cars and racing, then you may have heard the term “aerodynamic drag” before. Simply put, this is the force that is exerted by air moving in the opposite direction of the vehicle. In other words, it is what pulls the automobile back instead of propelling it forward.

With any type of sports vehicle, this is detrimental to its performance. Not only does it slow the car down, but it can also significantly lower the overall fuel economy. Luckily, the iconic Ford Mustang can be fitted with various exterior accessories to reduce its effect.

First, the raised blade style rear decklid spoiler is the most popular option. This particular piece is an angular sweep design that accentuates the lines of the Mustang. Crafted from lightweight, rigid acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), it can be painted to match your model.

Another option is a bumper extension also sometimes called a diffuser. This is meant to replace the factory-installed lower rear fascia, and it adds a more aggressive look to the car. Valance panels can also be added for improved aerodynamics.

Would you like to order one or all of these components? Contact Ford Parts BC now!