2005-2013 C6 Painted Third Brake Light Spoiler - Base Model Style
Upgrade your Corvette with a custom painted 2005-2013 C6 Base Model Style Painted Third Brake Light Spoiler! Swapping the factory black housing for an exact OE color matched spoiler adds an entirely new look! These painted spoilers can be installed by you in just a few minutes and require no permanent modification to your Corvette.
See the profile view image to see the difference in the base model spoiler versus this wide body style spoiler. This is the correct, factory styling of the base models, but will also fit wide body models as a unique styling upgrade.
- Fits 2005-2013 Corvettes
- Fits All C6 Models
- Correct Design for Base Models
- Your Choice of Exact OE Matched Colors
- Exact Reproduction of GM Original
- Direct Replacement
- No Modifications Required
- Simple Installation
SPECIAL ORDER ITEM: Your order will be processed and prepared promptly, but due to the custom color selection of this item, please allow some additional production time prior to shipping unless currently in stock.
The table below will assist you in selecting the proper Mid America Motorworks exterior color and color number from the dropdown above for your spoiler.
| 2012 |
Blue |
Carlisle |
GLF |
604932-974 |
| 2008-2011 |
Blue |
Jetstream |
85 |
604932-085 |
| 2005-2007 |
Blue |
LeMans |
19
|
604932-124 |
| 2011-2013 |
Blue |
Supersonic |
GLB |
604932-783 |
| 2012 |
Carbon |
Flash |
58 |
604932-912 |
| 2009-2013 |
Gray |
Cyber |
57 |
604932-057 |
| 2007-2009 |
Orange |
Atomic |
83 |
604932-083 |
| 2005-2006 |
Orange |
Daytona Sunset |
71 |
604932-071 |
| 2011-2013 |
Orange |
Inferno |
28 |
604932-928 |
| 2008-2013 |
Red |
Crystal |
89 |
604932-089 |
| 2005 |
Red |
Magnetic |
86 |
604932-086 |
| 2005-2007 |
Red |
Monterey |
80 |
604932-080 |
| 2005 |
Red |
Precision |
27 |
604932-027 |
| 2010-2013 |
Red |
Torch |
70 |
604932-950 |
| 2005-2009 |
Red |
Victory |
74 |
604932-074 |
| 2009-2013 |
Silver |
Blade |
17 |
604932-017 |
| 2005-2013 |
White |
Arctic |
10 |
604932-358 |
| 2005 |
Yellow |
Millennium |
79 |
604932-546 |
| 2005-2013 |
Yellow |
Victory |
45 |
604932-045 |
Also known under these part numbers: (For reference only)
- 450330
- 450330-
- 450330-802
- 450330-804
- 450330-805
- 450330-806
- 450330-807
- 450330-808
- 450330-809
- 450330-810
- 450330-811
- 450330-812
- 450330-813
- 450330-814
- 450330-815
- 450330-816
- 450330-820
- 450330-823
- 450330-831
- 450330-838
- 450330-839
- 450330-840
- 686420076872
- 686420076988
- 686420077299
- 686420077442
- 686420077480
- 686420077770
- 686420078265
- 686420078357
- 686420078685
- 686420078838
- 686420079019
- 686420079149
- 686420079286
- 686420079484
- 686420079866
- 686420079897
- 686420079927
- 686420080282
- 686420080398
- 686420080466
- 686420080473
- 686420080657
Let our professional installers install this item for only $35.00
Mid America Motorworks offers installation services for a variety of restoration and aftermarket Corvette products. Our team is highly experienced in skilled, professional installation – let us do the hard work for you! Getting your Corvette back on the road or upgrading it to your personal taste has never been easier.
The Installation & Restyling Center is open:
- Monday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm CST
- Saturday 8 am to 4 pm CST by appointment
- Sunday by appointment
Relax and enjoy the MY Garage Museum and Retail Store while your upgrades are made, or on more involved projects, use our loaner vehicle, which is available on a first come first served basis. We can also provide assistance with booking local hotels at our corporate discount rate if you plan to stay here in Effingham, IL for a few days.
While under our care, your Corvette will be stored in a secure, temperature-controlled location, giving you peace of mind until you’re ready to take it back home. When your installation is complete, we also offer detailing services to get your Corvette ready to turn heads!
Schedule your Installation today by calling 800.500.1500 or emailing my.garage@mamotorworks.com
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Spoiler Alert! The differences between Spoilers, Splitters, Wings and Diffusers
Aftermarket parts add a custom look to Corvettes, but many times they also serve a functional purpose. Spoilers, Splitters and Diffusers all provide performance benefits, from increased aerodynamics to better downforce on the car. Whether you’re looking for pure style or want added kick, it’s important to know the function of each part.
Reduce Drag, Improve Handling
A diffuser, in an automotive context, is a shaped section, typically located in the muffler area of a Corvette. It improves aerodynamic properties by enhancing the transition between the high-velocity airflow underneath the car and the much slower, freestream airflow surrounding the Corvette.
Basically, as air flows into the underbody from the front and sides of the car, the diffuser creates a space for the underbody airflow to decelerate and expand in area (density remains constant at the speeds of travel) to reduce excessive flow separation and drag, by providing a degree of “wake infill” or more accurately, pressure recovery. The diffuser itself accelerates the air flow in front of it, generating downforce and keeping the Corvette snug to the road.
Give Your Diffuser a Boost
Splitters serve a similar purpose as Diffusers, only at the front of the car. A Splitter is designed with an upward facing surface, allowing high pressure to increase the amount of downforce at the front of your Corvette. By redirecting air away from the air dam, the Splitter causes the air to accelerate, creating a downforce.
The larger the area of the splitter, the more downforce is generated for improved handling. In most closed-wheel race cars, the underside of the splitter smoothly integrates with the undertray, creating one large flat plane that is driven by the rear diffuser. Some race cars actually use an additional diffuser immediately behind the splitter to help create even more downforce, keeping them on the track while cornering at high speeds. The air extracted by this extra diffuser is expelled through vents in the sidepods or above the car around the cockpit.
Science Of Airflow
The diffuser on the underbody of the car guides that incoming air at the rear upwards so it creates the strongest possible vacuum (suction effect). The air flows faster under the wings than over them and also creates a vacuum.
Spoilers
A Spoiler is designed to “spoil” air flow across the body of your Corvette, usually described as turbulence or drag. Spoilers are available for the front end and the rear end of a car. Also called air dams, Front Spoilers reduce the amount of air flowing underneath the vehicle, which generally reduces aerodynamic lift and drag. Spoilers have become a mainstream automotive accessory, appearing on passenger vehicles in addition to race and high-performance sports cars. While some Spoilers are added primarily for styling purposes and have little-to-no aerodynamic benefit, they all serve as the last line of defense between your Corvette and parking blocks, speed bumps and offset driveways. A Rear Spoiler is a rear mounted air deflector that mounts flush to the body of your Corvette. Adding a Rear Spoiler creates a gentler slope from the roof to the rear of the Corvette, increasing aerodynamic performance.
Installing a Front Spoiler on your Corvette is easy.
Watch this video to see how it’s done on a C5.
Watch this video to see how it’s done on a C6.
Wings
Wings differ from Rear Spoilers in that they are mounted to 2 pedestals on the Corvette’s body and do not actually touch your car. Air flows over the top and bottom of the Wing, creating a pressure differential that causes some downforce. However, Wings provide the least performance benefits of the options available and are mostly added for looks, except for the cases of Active Wings.
An Active Wing adjusts in conjunction to the change in speed of a vehicle to fully maximize downforce and airflow. Active Wings are prevalent in racing, depending on the class or regulations at the race. They are derived from the airfoils and flaps on aircraft that direct air around the plane. They use motors to adjust the position and angle of the Wing for optimal performance. One of the most common vehicles with an Active Wing are certain Porsche models. More technologically advanced vehicles, like the McLaren MP4-12C and the Bugatti Veyron, feature a variety of Active Wing designs that are positioned by data readings from the car’s internal computer. On these automobiles, the Wing can tilt almost vertically under heavy braking to act as an air brake system.
Now that you know the differences, which one is right for your Corvette?
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