anyone install the rear "spoiler" themselves?
just wondering if it was all that difficult cuz he dealer said It's cheaper if I just buy it from parts and install it myself. curious to see how difficult it is to install.
Originally Posted by mygixxer
just wondering if it was all that difficult cuz he dealer said It's cheaper if I just buy it from parts and install it myself. curious to see how difficult it is to install.
It's simple if you have the tools for it. The old spoilers required drilling into the car. This one replaces the current 'nub' of a spoiler and the bolt holes are already there. It does take some time to do, but worth it if you can get the part at a good price.
it isnt hard to do if your mech. inclined or have experience working on cars. i had to drill two additional holes for the one i bought from ebay. make sure you seal the bolts with silicone real well and get all the metal shavings off the car, so they dont rust to the car. if you're NOT experienced with this kind of thing, you may want to get help with it so you dont scratch up or otherwise F up your car.
Originally Posted by Mynam3isazia
is really easy it take me 10 mins there 4bots that you need to take out the back of top trunk there a black thing that you can pop out
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