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Suzuki Every
Universal
100 sets
FOB, CIF
T/T, L/C, Credit Card, Western Union
USD, EUR, HKD
Mazda Scrum, Mitsubishi Minicab, Mitsubishi Town Box, Nissan NV100 Clipper
2005-2015
Spoiler
roof spoiler, rear roof spoiler, top spoiler, rear spoiler, tail spoiler, back spoiler, roof lip, unpainted spoiler, primed spoiler, paint-ready spoiler, DA64 roof spoiler
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Suzuki Every owners looking for a rear roof spoiler to finish the upper rear edge of their kei van or wagon will find this 1 pc kit made for the 5th-gen DA64 platform (2005-2015). The DA64 spans both the DA64V van and the DA64W wagon bodies of the fifth-generation Every, so this spoiler is engineered for the full DA64 range rather than a single body style. The spoiler mounts to the rear roof panel above the tailgate and above the factory high-mount stop lamp, completing the roofline without replacing the tailgate, the rear glass, or the factory antenna.
The kit ships as one single molded roof spoiler, factory gray unpainted raw plastic (ABS / polypropylene grade per the source image), supplied in primer state and never pre-painted. Mounting hardware is supplied for the bolt-on fitment used on this roof position, together with automotive-grade 3M VHB tape that carries the alignment load and seals the joint while the bond cures. The spoiler is one continuous unit, not a left-and-right pair, and is not split into upper and lower halves. The 1 pc spoiler installs on the rear roof only; it is not a boot lip spoiler, not a rear wing, and not a body-side skirt.
On a kei vehicle used for family runs, deliveries or daily work, the bare rear roof panel above the tailgate is a flat surface that leaves the roofline unfinished and collects dust and road film at the rear edge. Left as a stock roof, the van or wagon reads as plain and pulls down the presentable condition. This 1 pc roof spoiler adds a clean rear roof edge that finishes the profile and manages upper-rear airflow, and because it ships unpainted the buyer can have it sprayed to a proper body-shop colour match rather than accept an approximation.
Single 1 pc roof spoiler molded to the 5th-gen DA64 rear roof line for a flush, gap-free fit above the high-mount stop lamp on both the van and the wagon.
Unpainted factory gray primer finish, never pre-painted, so the buyer sprays it to a true colour match in a booth before fitting.
Bolt-on fitment at the factory roof mounting positions, with 3M VHB tape carrying alignment and sealing while the bond cures.
Supplied mounting hardware plus tape; drilling, if required on your roof, needs rust treatment on the raw edges and sealant at each point.
One SKU covers the DA64V van and the DA64W wagon, so distributors stock a single part number for the whole platform.
Exterior aero add-on only, no wiring, no lighting, and no contact with the third brake light, the rear wiper or the door glass.
Paint the spoiler first, then fit it. Take the unpainted part to a body shop for a booth spray to your vehicle colour code and let the clear coat cure fully, because a freshly painted spoiler should never be handled or bonded on the same day. Once painted, dry-fit the spoiler on the rear roof and mark the alignment with masking tape, then degrease both contact faces with isopropyl alcohol and wipe an adhesion promoter over the marked roof area. Seat the spoiler on the 3M VHB tape first to hold alignment, then secure the bolt-on hardware at the factory roof positions. Torque the fasteners to the value supplied with the hardware and stop there, since over-tightening cracks the spoiler body. Where drilling is needed, treat every raw edge with rust-inhibiting primer and seal each mounting point against water. Work in a dry spot between 18 and 38 degrees Celsius, press the full length firmly, and leave the bond alone for 24 hours before driving and 72 hours before any car wash or high-speed run.
Three checks before you call the job finished. First, confirm the spoiler does not shade or block the high-mount stop lamp, since this part sits immediately above it. Second, on a wagon body run the rear wiper through a full sweep and confirm the arm and blade clear the spoiler, the tape line and the brackets at every point of travel; a van body is usually not fitted with a rear wiper, so check what your own vehicle has. Third, open and close the tailgate through its full range and confirm the roof edge does not foul the tailgate or the rear glass as it lifts.
This is a roof spoiler (rear roof spoiler / top spoiler) only, not a boot lip spoiler, not a rear wing, not a side skirt, and not a body-side trim. The 1 pc spoiler fits the Suzuki Every DA64 (2005-2015), covering both the DA64V van and the DA64W wagon bodies of the fifth generation, so one part number serves the whole platform. Verify your chassis code reads DA64 before ordering. The part arrives unpainted and must be sprayed before fitting, and professional installation is recommended if your roof requires drilling. Rebadge fitment covers the DA64-platform twins (DG64 / DS64 / DR64 chassis codes) on the same roof geometry, pending your confirmation.
Product type: Roof Spoiler (Rear Roof Spoiler, Top Spoiler)
Fitment: Suzuki Every DA64, 2005 to 2015
Body coverage: DA64 full platform (DA64V van and DA64W wagon)
Also fits (DA64-platform rebadges): Mazda Scrum (DG64), Mitsubishi Minicab / Town Box (DS64), Nissan NV100 Clipper (DR64)
Set contents: 1 pc molded roof spoiler (single continuous unit, unpainted)
Material: Unpainted rigid plastic (ABS / polypropylene grade per source image)
Finish: Factory gray primer, unpainted, paint-ready (buyer sprays to body colour before fitting)
Install method: Bolt-on at factory roof mounting positions, assisted by automotive-grade 3M VHB tape for alignment and sealing
Install notes: Degrease both faces, use adhesion promoter, torque fasteners to the supplied value, treat any drilled edge with rust-inhibiting primer, seal each mounting point, 24 h handling cure and 72 h full cure, apply between 18 and 38 degrees Celsius
Position: Rear roof panel, above the high-mount stop lamp and above the tailgate
MOQ: 100 sets (per source page)
This 1 pc roof spoiler is engineered for the Every DA64 full platform, so the same part number serves both the DA64V van and the DA64W wagon. The DA64 is the fifth-generation Every chassis and both bodies share the rear roof geometry and the high-mount stop lamp position above the tailgate, which is why one spoiler covers the whole range instead of a separate van or wagon part. Confirm your vehicle is a fifth-generation Every and the chassis code reads DA64 (Suzuki), DG64 (Mazda), DS64 (Mitsubishi) or DR64 (Nissan) before ordering.
The kit covers the fifth-generation Every DA64 for model years 2005 through 2015 on van and wagon trims that share the standard DA64 rear roof geometry, including the DA64V van, the DA64W wagon, the sunroof roof variants and the JP-spec 4WD variants of the DA64. The spoiler does not suit a vehicle already carrying a factory rear wing, nor one with a modified or resprayed rear roof panel that has lost the original factory curve. Check that the rear roof panel is intact and matches the original contour before ordering. Wagon bodies in this range carry a rear wiper above the tailgate while van bodies usually do not, so run the interference checks in Tab 1 against your own vehicle after fitting.
The same 1 pc roof spoiler also fits the rebadge twins on the DA64 platform, since the rear roof geometry and the high-mount stop lamp position are shared with the Suzuki Every: Mazda Scrum DG64, Mitsubishi Minicab DS64, Mitsubishi Town Box DS64, and Nissan NV100 Clipper DR64, across both the van and wagon bodies of the same model year range. One SKU covers all of them with no separate adapter.
Does the spoiler come painted?
No, and this SKU is supplied unpainted on purpose. The part arrives in factory gray primer and is never pre-painted, so you take it to a local body shop for a booth spray matched to your vehicle colour code. Spraying your own part also avoids the usual problem with pre-painted mail order, where a fresh factory shade rarely matches paint that has already faded under years of sun. If you prefer the raw look, the gray primer finish can be left as-is.
Do I paint it before or after fitting?
Before, always. Spray the spoiler in a booth and let the clear coat cure fully, then fit it. A freshly painted part handled the same day risks fingerprints and tape-lift on soft paint, and masking a fitted spoiler on the roof gives a worse edge than spraying it loose. Fitment is the last step, not the first.
Is the spoiler bonded on with tape only?
No. This roof position uses a bolt-on fitment at the factory roof mounting points, with automotive-grade tape carrying the alignment and sealing the joint while the bond cures. Tape-only mounting is not the right method for a roof spoiler, because the part sits in the airflow at the rear roof edge and needs a mechanical lock as well as an adhesive bond. Before fitting, degrease both faces with isopropyl alcohol and wipe an adhesion promoter over the roof area, and torque the fasteners to the value supplied with the hardware rather than tightening by feel, since over-torque cracks the spoiler body.
Does one part fit both the van and the wagon?
Yes. This 1 pc spoiler is cut for the DA64 full platform, so the same part number fits both the DA64V van and the DA64W wagon built from 2005 to 2015. Both bodies share the rear roof geometry and the high-mount stop lamp position above the tailgate, so there is no separate van or wagon variant to order. Verify your chassis code reads DA64 before ordering.
Is drilling required on my roof?
It depends on whether your vehicle already has the factory mounting positions at the rear roof. Where the positions exist, the spoiler bolts straight on. Where they do not, drilling is required, and in that case treat every raw edge with rust-inhibiting primer and seal each mounting point against water, because an untreated drilled roof edge will corrode. If your roof needs drilling, professional fitting is the safer call. Allow 24 hours before driving and 72 hours before a car wash or high-speed run.
Will it block the third brake light or the rear wiper?
It should not, but check both after fitting. This part sits immediately above the high-mount stop lamp, so confirm the spoiler shades neither the lamp nor its visibility to following drivers. On a wagon body the rear wiper sits above the tailgate, so run the arm through a full sweep and confirm it clears the spoiler, the tape line and the brackets at every point of travel; a van body is usually not fitted with a rear wiper. Then open the tailgate fully and confirm the roof edge does not foul the tailgate or the rear glass.
What about the rebadge models (Scrum, Minicab, Town Box, NV100 Clipper)?
The same 1 pc roof spoiler fits the rebadge twins on the DA64 platform, because the rear roof geometry and the high-mount stop lamp position are shared with the Suzuki Every: Mazda Scrum DG64, Mitsubishi Minicab DS64, Mitsubishi Town Box DS64, and Nissan NV100 Clipper DR64, across both van and wagon bodies in the 2005-2015 model range. One SKU covers all of them with no separate adapter.
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