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The 1994-2001 Acura Integra Type-R Rear Spoiler: What You Get and How It Fits

If you own a 1994-2001 Acura Integra Type-R, the rear pedestal wing is part of the car's identity. This guide walks through the Fit For 1994-2001 Acura Integra Type-R ABS Rear Pedestal Spoiler: what it's made of, how it mounts, what it does at highway speed, and what installation involves.

The short version: it's an unpainted ABS replica of the iconic Type-R wing, built for the DC2 chassis, and it bolts to the trunk using the factory mounting points. You paint it to match your body color, bolt it down, and pick up real aerodynamic benefit past 70 mph.

For current pricing and stock, go straight to the Fits Acura Integra 1994-2001 Type R Rear Spoiler (ABS, unpainted) product page.

What You're Buying

This spoiler replicates the pedestal wing that defined the Type-R's rear end, but it's manufactured from modern ABS plastic. ABS brings the three properties you want in an exterior part: durability, impact resistance, and weather resistance. It holds its shape without warping or fading through sun, rain, and temperature swings.

The spoiler ships in unpainted black. That's a feature, not a shortcut. Unpainted ABS lets you or your body shop apply your exact color code, so the finished wing reads as factory equipment rather than as an add-on.

Styling stays true to the original: it's the Type-R pedestal design, a look that has stayed popular with Integra owners for decades and still anchors the rear view of the car.

Key Features at a Glance

• High-quality ABS material — durability, impact resistance, and weather resistance in one part
• Purpose-built fitment — designed specifically for 1994-2001 Acura Integra Type-R models for seamless installation
• Real aerodynamics — reduces lift at high speeds, typically noticeable at 70 mph and up
• Possible fuel savings — optimized airflow reduces drag, which can improve highway mileage
• OEM-style looks — reinforces the sporty, aggressive Type-R appearance
• Paint-ready finish — unpainted black surface, ready for custom color matching

Specifications and Fitment

Here is the full spec sheet for the part:

The row that matters most is body type. This wing is cut for the 2-door hatchback and coupe. Integra sedans use a different trunk, so the fit isn't there — don't force it.

What the Wing Does at Speed

Type-R enthusiasts and long-running Honda-Tech forum discussions land on the same conclusion: the pedestal spoiler is functional, not just cosmetic. Past roughly 70 mph it reduces lift, and that shows up as stability you can feel through the steering wheel during sustained highway driving.

The wing manages airflow to generate downforce over the rear axle. That keeps the rear tires planted when you accelerate hard or carry speed through a corner — exactly the situations the Type-R was engineered around.

There's a quieter benefit too: cleaner airflow over the trunk means less drag, and less drag can translate into better fuel mileage on long highway runs. The same physics scales up in electrified cars — our comparison of electric vehicle battery technologies and what drives range and longevity covers that side of the equation.

Installation: What to Expect

The spoiler is a direct replacement for the OEM Type-R wing, with matching mounting points and dimensions. On a Type-R that already wears a wing, you're swapping one part for another. On a standard Integra, budget time for mounting preparation.

1. Remove the existing spoiler, if the car has one.
2. Align the new pedestal spoiler with the trunk mounting points.
3. Secure it with the provided mounting hardware.
4. Handle painting during the process — professional painting is recommended for a perfect color match.

An experienced DIYer can manage the bolt-on work. Professional installation is still recommended for two reasons: precise alignment on the trunk lid, and proper sealing so water doesn't work into the trunk through the mounting holes.

Before you drill anything, check your local regulations on spoiler modifications. Rules on exterior mods vary by region, and a quick check beats a failed inspection.

Will It Fit Your Integra?

Fitment logic is simple. A 1994-2001 Integra Type-R 2-door lines up directly — matching points, matching dimensions, direct bolt-on with the proper mounting hardware.

Driving a non-Type-R 1994-2001 Integra hatchback? The spoiler may fit with proper mounting preparation, but verify fitment for your specific model before you order or start cutting.

Working through a full exterior refresh instead? Browse the Body Parts collection for spoilers, bumpers, fenders, and other auto and motorcycle body components in one catalog.

While You're at It: Other Honda and Acura Wear Parts

A spoiler is a set-and-forget piece. The mechanicals on older Honda-family cars are not. If your garage also holds a 2001-2005 Honda Civic or Acura EL with the 1.7L SOHC four, a whining or leaking steering pump is a common failure — we stock a replacement power steering pump for that engine (21-5267) to cover the repair.

Front-wheel-drive Acuras chew through axles too. If you service a TL, our front-right CV axle covers the 3.2L and 3.5L TL (2007-08) and the 3.2L manual-transmission TL (2004-06).

Not sure which part matches your build? Send your model year and details through the request-for-quote page, email support@koeep.com, or message us on WhatsApp — we'll help you match the right part.

Why Choose This Spoiler

The balance is what makes this part work: the iconic Type-R aesthetic on the surface, genuine aerodynamic benefit underneath, and ABS construction that stands up to weather and car washes. Precise fitment is what turns a good-looking wing into a professional-looking installation.

Restoring a classic Type-R, pushing a standard Integra toward Type-R spec, or just chasing the look — this spoiler covers all three with authentic styling and honest function.

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