No offense to anyone here...

but those things some people are putting on the trucks are so RICER..

Why on earth would you put a wing on a truck... its not a honda civic for crying out loud... Not trying to be rude... I got my flame suit on......

those things are fugly and have no working application...

 

Here is a tried and true truck wing.

It doesn't look at all like the ricer wings. These wings look more like the ol' TransAm/Camaro ducktails.

 

So you can pretend to be a (garden snake) SR-10 truck!!

 

To each his own but I think Cervini's makes a very tasteful wing for our trucks. If it was 2 feet tall and neon colored I might call it rice but I think this one looks pretty good.

Cervini's Wing

 

Those are functional...

 

Out of all the vehicles with wings trucks at speed may benefit the most from them.

Before ricers came to be wings were cool on almost everything. It's the lame application of them that really is so disgusting.

 

Daytona and Rumble Bee wings FTL.
And a cpl F150s Ive seen locally around Concord with wings...UGH.
I myself am ordering a ******* Speedster tonneau, very tasteful and functional.

 

Good choice! The Speedsturr wing is small and doesn't look at all like a ricer wing to me.

 

And the Speedstur wing may be highly functional.

This little wing on my 300C SRT8 adds 38% more downforce (or, more accurately stated, 38% less lift):

 

i just put one on mine and did a couple of runs up to 130-135 this past weekend and it felt alot more stable. usually up at that speed you could feel the rear was loose, felt more planted to the ground.

 

i think the cervini wing looks factory.

However, 300 bucks plus paint..........keep it!

 

here is my ricer wing

 

I hate it when i see someone puts on a hard cover tonneau and then adds a regular wing on it. I dont know how someone thinks it would look good on a truck.

Heres a prime example of bad judgement

 

Here are some more pics of this vehicular disaster...

 

^^^Ha!! It even has the Wal-Mart hub caps!!! RICE!!! Went a little heavy on the Lund catalog eh?