EOS Carbon Extended Spoiler vs the Acura Dealer Spoiler: Integra Type S
Extreme Online Store's carbon extended spoiler for the 2023+ Integra has the same shape as the Honda/Acura dealer carbon spoiler, but it starts a bit higher, flares up more at the ends and has a split-weave chevron in the middle. It bolts on with the existing holes.
Full video (6 min): CF Extended Spoiler Integra vs Honda/Acura Dealer Accessory | Extreme Online Store · John's YouTube channel
Get the parts
- Search Amazon for Acura Integra Type SSearch on Amazon ↗
- EOS carbon extended rear spoiler for the 2023+ Acura Integra (Extreme Online Store, link from the description)Buy ↗
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Extreme Online Store's carbon extended spoiler for the 2023+ Integra has the same shape as the Honda/Acura dealer carbon spoiler, but it starts a bit higher, flares up more at the ends and has a split-weave chevron in the middle. It bolts on with the existing holes. This 6 min guide covers the Extreme Online Store (EOS) carbon fiber rear.
Overview
John swaps the Honda/Acura dealer carbon fiber spoiler on his Integra Type S for the more aggressive extended carbon spoiler from Extreme Online Store (EOS) and compares them side by side. The design and curves are the same, and it even has the same bump, but the EOS piece starts a little higher and flares up more toward the ends, so it sits more aggressively than the stock one. The carbon is split in the middle to form a V, a chevron look that matches the split on the front pieces and gives it a bit of a supercar touch. John had already ceramic coated the dealer spoiler and plans to coat the new one to protect it. He calls the quality really nice and the fitment great, and likes that it bolts on with the existing holes. From a distance most people won't spot the difference, but if you know the OEM part you'll see it.
Vehicle & fitment
- Product
- Extreme Online Store carbon fiber extended rear spoiler for the 2023+ Acura Integra / Integra Type S
- Shown on
- Acura Integra Type S (DE5, John's car, replacing the dealer carbon fiber spoiler)
- Extreme Online Store (EOS) carbon fiber rear spoiler for the 2023+ Acura Integra (store link in the video description)
- Bolts on with the existing spoiler mounting holes
Always confirm fitment for your exact year and trim with the seller before buying.
Tools & parts
Tools
- Tools to unbolt the factory spoiler (it reuses the existing holes)
- Ceramic coating for the new carbon (optional)
Parts
- EOS carbon fiber extended rear spoiler
Video chapters
Step by step
- 1
Starting point▶ 0:33
The car has the Honda/Acura dealer carbon fiber spoiler, which gets replaced with the EOS extended spoiler.
- 2
Compare the two▶ 0:55
Same design, same curves and the same bump, but the EOS spoiler flares up more toward the ends and starts a little higher.
- 3
The chevron weave▶ 2:38
The carbon splits in the middle to form a V, matching the split on the front pieces. John calls it a little supercar touch.
- 4
Protect the carbon▶ 3:00
John ceramic coated the dealer spoiler and plans to coat the new one too.
- 5
Bolt it on▶ 4:04
It bolts on using the existing holes. John calls the fitment great.
- 6
Verdict▶ 4:23
It sits more aggressively than the stock spoiler. From a distance few people will spot the difference, but anyone who knows the OEM part will.
Wiring notes
- No wiring: bolt-on carbon spoiler.
- Reuses the factory spoiler mounting holes; no drilling mentioned.
Get the parts
- Search Amazon for Acura Integra Type SSearch on Amazon ↗
- EOS carbon extended rear spoiler for the 2023+ Acura Integra (Extreme Online Store, link from the description)Buy ↗
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Some links are affiliate links.
FAQ
What vehicle does this install fit?
It is shown for the Extreme Online Store (EOS) carbon fiber rear spoiler for the 2023+ Acura Integra (store link in the video description). Bolts on with the existing spoiler mounting holes Always confirm your exact year, trim and factory audio with the seller.
How long does the install take?
John's full video is 6 min. Plan on that much time for a careful DIY install, plus extra if you are new to dash work.
What tools do I need?
Tools called out in the guide: Tools to unbolt the factory spoiler (it reuses the existing holes); Ceramic coating for the new carbon (optional).
Where do I get the parts?
Use the buy links on this page for the unit and any harnesses John used. Some links are affiliate links.
Is this beginner-friendly?
The guide breaks the job into 6 steps with timestamps into the video. If you can remove trim panels carefully, you can follow along.
John's Acura Integra Type S
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Full transcript
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0:25What's up guys, it's your boy job back again here with another video today
0:30Today we are gonna be working on the Integra Type S
0:33and as you can see, we have the carbon fiber OEM accessory
0:39and we're gonna be replacing that with some EOS,
0:42Extreme Onlinean stores, more aggressive one,
0:46which I can show you right here.
0:49My garage is a little messy.
0:51Been busy for you now, family stuff.
0:55And they look very, very similar.
0:59So let me just show you comparison right here.
1:04So for you might you might say hey it looks very similar, but you can see
1:10That towards the end right here. It flares up more
1:15The design is the same the same curves. It just flares up a little bit more and
1:22It's gonna sit. Let me try to gently place this down
1:27Yeah, scratch up the paint, but let me see if I can show you that
1:39So
1:41It kicks out the same even as the same bump, but you can see right here. I know it's not the most precision accurate
1:48Look at that. It's about an inch and a half maybe two inches spew that again
1:54You see how it flares up a little bit more. It's really apparent right here
2:03Same, but this goes up higher
2:18So this actually it starts to bend a little bit higher, which is nice and also the we've a little bit different where this one's just consistent this one has the split down the middle, which
2:27Super cars have like that. Let me see if my NSX looks like that
2:38these, it splits in the middle, same for the front and I don't know about the roof,
2:44roof is just one piece, one leg, but they they split it off giving it a nice Chevron look
2:51right here it's also split, so it's a nice touch, a little like a super car look
3:00where it splits it up and makes it forms a V, other than that, I did ceramic coat this
3:08This one needs to still ceramic coat just to protect it a little bit more, but the quality is really nice
3:19So I'm gonna do some before and after pictures or some videos
3:23So you can see how it sits now this one does sit a lot more aggressive than just the stock one
3:29And it is a nice beautiful piece on its own
3:53Alright, thank you guys for watching.
4:04That is the EOS Extreme Online Stores' spoiler.
4:07It's really dope, great fitment, like how you bolt it on with the existing holes.
4:23You can kind of see in the backdrop right there hopefully my comparisons really show it but in person
4:28I don't think many people will be able to spot the difference
4:56But you can install it for pretty easy. So thank you guys, you guys for watching catch you guys in the next one. Peace
5:06Howdy got my Acra type S pretty clean
5:36I think I got that one I got that one snugged
5:54I need a new the other one
Machine-transcribed from the full-length video and lightly cleaned (product names fixed). Watch the video for exact wording.
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