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Active Aero 1st gen vs 2nd gen

I am checking to see if anyone knows if an active aero front dam from a 2nd gen will fit on a 1st gen car. My dam is cracked and i found someone selling one off a 2nd gen car.
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Re: Active Aero 1st gen vs 2nd gen

I believe they are mechanically identical.
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Re: Active Aero 1st gen vs 2nd gen

wondering about the shape of the dam itself...
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