Euro R spoiler in.. it fits!
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Nice, but way too short for my likes. Also where are the mounting holes in accordance to teh oem holes? There isnt much room to fudge
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its a very nice spoiler itself, but i think since its rounded and the TL is mainly a squarish car, it doesnt look at well together. but its unique and no other TL has it. =]
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Nice, but way too short for my likes. Also where are the mounting holes in accordance to teh oem holes? There isnt much room to fudge
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well i dont have the stock spoiler to compare mounting points but i totally agree about the shortness I'm hoping once its body colour it will match nicely... it has a few gouges and scratches so i'm gonna have to fix those up so i might try and extend the sides a lil with bondo..
The spoiler is an accord euro R spoiler (00 style accord), i bought it from a seller names jdmexporter6 on ebay for 99.99 so i think its decent for that price.... 150 after shipping
The spoiler is an accord euro R spoiler (00 style accord), i bought it from a seller names jdmexporter6 on ebay for 99.99 so i think its decent for that price.... 150 after shipping
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Originally Posted by L3wD
so i might try and extend the sides a lil with bondo..
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thanks for all the comments
do you have any idea how i can stretch it out?i was thinkin of cutting the ends off then using some kind of bolt/stud to join the ends so that there is a little space (i think i have about a half inch between the mounting point and the edge of the trunk) then fibreglass it back together... using the mesh so that its strong?
maybe a good custom body shop could do it
when i get time Im gonna sand it down fill the scratches and flash it with any red i find around the house then hold it up to the trunk again to see if it looks any better
do you have any idea how i can stretch it out?i was thinkin of cutting the ends off then using some kind of bolt/stud to join the ends so that there is a little space (i think i have about a half inch between the mounting point and the edge of the trunk) then fibreglass it back together... using the mesh so that its strong?
maybe a good custom body shop could do it
when i get time Im gonna sand it down fill the scratches and flash it with any red i find around the house then hold it up to the trunk again to see if it looks any better
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Originally Posted by L3wD
thanks for all the comments
do you have any idea how i can stretch it out?i was thinkin of cutting the ends off then using some kind of bolt/stud to join the ends so that there is a little space (i think i have about a half inch between the mounting point and the edge of the trunk) then fibreglass it back together... using the mesh so that its strong?
maybe a good custom body shop could do it
when i get time Im gonna sand it down fill the scratches and flash it with any red i find around the house then hold it up to the trunk again to see if it looks any better
do you have any idea how i can stretch it out?i was thinkin of cutting the ends off then using some kind of bolt/stud to join the ends so that there is a little space (i think i have about a half inch between the mounting point and the edge of the trunk) then fibreglass it back together... using the mesh so that its strong?
maybe a good custom body shop could do it
when i get time Im gonna sand it down fill the scratches and flash it with any red i find around the house then hold it up to the trunk again to see if it looks any better
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Originally Posted by L3wD
thanks for all the comments
do you have any idea how i can stretch it out?i was thinkin of cutting the ends off then using some kind of bolt/stud to join the ends so that there is a little space (i think i have about a half inch between the mounting point and the edge of the trunk) then fibreglass it back together... using the mesh so that its strong?
maybe a good custom body shop could do it
when i get time Im gonna sand it down fill the scratches and flash it with any red i find around the house then hold it up to the trunk again to see if it looks any better
do you have any idea how i can stretch it out?i was thinkin of cutting the ends off then using some kind of bolt/stud to join the ends so that there is a little space (i think i have about a half inch between the mounting point and the edge of the trunk) then fibreglass it back together... using the mesh so that its strong?
maybe a good custom body shop could do it
when i get time Im gonna sand it down fill the scratches and flash it with any red i find around the house then hold it up to the trunk again to see if it looks any better
Where are the mounting points in relation to the ones on the trunk
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lol that will definitely be wayyy too much.... the more i look at the pics the more i think it will look ok when painted.. i'll post pics when i fix it up and paint it red... if it looks good i wont bother trying to modify it
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Where are the mounting points in relation to the ones on the trunk
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
I wouldnt waste my time. If its urethane its not so simple and the cost will add up fast.
Where are the mounting points in relation to the ones on the trunk
Where are the mounting points in relation to the ones on the trunk
ill go see if i can see how close the mounting point is to the stock point right now
EDIT: scrap that. my mom drove my car to work... she fell in love with it and drives it to work everyday now since i work night shift and sleep during the day lol so ill try and check when she gets home sorry
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
Look at teh bottom side of the trunk lid. You will see 2 dimples on each side. Thats the factory mounting location. Where does this wing sit with them? There isnt a large amount of room to change the mounting due to the frame of the trunk lid
does the wings west flush mount spoiler line up with the factory dimples......
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I think it looks good from side angle shots, but from the back like everyone else said looks a bit short. When I come home I could photoshop it to match your color so we can all see how it will look. Either way, your gonna be the only one with that kind of spoiler with the sexy FPR
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Originally Posted by Malayalee King
the underside of the trunk has 3 protrusions you are supposed to make dimples in and then drill through for 4 mounting screws -- should be 2 on each edge (L and R) of the trunk.
Otherwise looks good, just hope its fits easy
Otherwise looks good, just hope its fits easy
If this is true I am going to buy one tonight!!
I was disappointed when I bought my car and it didn't come with the spoiler, it was the third honda I have bought that didnt have an OEM spoiler so this is gonna make my day
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Originally Posted by dreem1er
does that mean that i can use the holes for the factory spoiler for wings west spoiler?
no this means you can plug your oem holes and the wings west will cover them
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Originally Posted by jizno
So you are telling me that on the inside of my trunk there are dimples to show where an OEM spoiler needs the holes drilled for mounting it???
If this is true I am going to buy one tonight!!
I was disappointed when I bought my car and it didn't come with the spoiler, it was the third honda I have bought that didnt have an OEM spoiler so this is gonna make my day
If this is true I am going to buy one tonight!!
I was disappointed when I bought my car and it didn't come with the spoiler, it was the third honda I have bought that didnt have an OEM spoiler so this is gonna make my day
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Originally Posted by dreem1er
i don't have a spoiler on the car now.......i'm putting on the ww one.......and wanted to see if it lined up with the holes for the stock spoiler........
you dont need to drill holes for the ww, y ou can use 3m tape
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Originally Posted by dreem1er
alright thanks.......i just wanted to make sure because idon't the spoiler flying off the car when i'm driving.........so i thought that it would be better to drill it in place
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
That much 3m tape on there and it wont come off. Plus if its not designed to be attached with bolts you cant attach it with bolts
well the spoiler has 3m tape.....but it has 4 holes with that have metal inserts which have thread..........so i didn't know which way to go.........but either way its already been painted and will installed tomorrow..............