Factory Spoiler Install Advice???
04-18-2001, 11:45 PM
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Factory Spoiler Install Advice???
Anyone intalled the factory spoiler by themselves yet? I bought one off of ebay and got it painted but still afraid to put it on by myself...and I don't want to pay any more money to have the shop do it..its only four screws.
04-19-2001, 03:51 AM
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its easy...
if you pop the trunk open and you look under the trunk where the holes are supposed to be drilled(side of trunk) You'll see two round bumps on each side. These two bumps are painted over rite.. Those bumps are the exact holes that need to be drilled(only if you installing a factory wing or even an after market fatory style wing). Those bumps are there for guiding. If you measure the distance between one hole to the other it should be the same. So drill one hole rite on each bumps(4 holes total) then drill 1 more for the LED light, then wire the the LED to the third brake light and your done. This is wat I did.....hope this helps
p.s when you start to drill...start out with small bits then go larger and larger.
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if you pop the trunk open and you look under the trunk where the holes are supposed to be drilled(side of trunk) You'll see two round bumps on each side. These two bumps are painted over rite.. Those bumps are the exact holes that need to be drilled(only if you installing a factory wing or even an after market fatory style wing). Those bumps are there for guiding. If you measure the distance between one hole to the other it should be the same. So drill one hole rite on each bumps(4 holes total) then drill 1 more for the LED light, then wire the the LED to the third brake light and your done. This is wat I did.....hope this helps
p.s when you start to drill...start out with small bits then go larger and larger.
<FONT COLOR="#800080" SIZE="1" FACE="Verdana, Arial">[This message has been edited by VeiLsTyleZ on April 19, 2001 @ ]</font>
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