I have always thought this idea would look good but have not been able to find anyone who has tried it. I believe that is also the same spoiler on the newer Maximas. I also think that the Altima Coupe spoiler might look good as well.

 

i'm not a big fan

 

I like the look of this type of spoiler as well, mind tell me if you DIY the install or have a shop do it?

 

I think the G sedans look sleeker without any spoilers. IMO The car has nice lines to begin with, kind of like a "shark gliding through water". Wings, spoilers, etc. just break up the flow.

 

I don't like it.

 

I originally did like the spoiler that you're thinking about. Then I found out about the V1 and V2 duckbill spoilers from Carbon Signal, I think it flows with the lines of the car better and looks sleek, here's the link if you want to see what they look like.
http://carbonsignalauto.com/infiniti.html?m

 

If you go with a trunk spoiler get one that covers the chrome part, IE duck bill style or the Autokits one ( One I'm getting for mine)

 

I agree go with the one that covers the chrome lip, I've always enjoyed mine, it has clean look to it.

 

Yep, I really like how the car looks as it.

Maybe a black chrome grill and that's it

 

The one that covers the chrome lip would be the Stillen V2 Lip Spoiler. From what I've read online installation is a breeze. However, the OEM Lip Spoiler requires a bit of patience and drilling into your trunk.

 

Im selling the oem spoiler from our sedan. Moonlight white in color. Coming of our 2010, pics in the classifieds

 

I would like a black chrome grill w/ OEM emblem for my sedan as well. It would blend nicely with my rims and the Graphite Shadow paint.

 

Ok, thread resurrection...sorry.

This spoiler: http://www.ebay.com/itm/07-10-G35-G37-Sedan-4D-Rear-Bumper-Top-Tail-Trunk-Lip-Wing-Spoiler-Painted-Paint-/140928433293?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item20cffd3c8d&vxp=mtr
One has to admit that it has a certain look that tends to lean more to the OEM side as compared to the Duckbill spoiler right? $100, that's crazy.

Regarding 2-sided tape, has anyone ever removed a spoiler after installing it? I used it for the spoiler on my 2004 and that thing seemed permanent.

If easy to remove, this spoiler almost seems like a no-brainier, even if only serving as a transition between stock and the OEM duck-bill (I still find myself trying to like the duck bill).

 

Carbonsignal has some very nice spoilers and there duck bill looks killer. But..... It's pricey.