Lip Spoiler install.
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There's a drill way and a non-drilled way. The dealerships install it by drilling holes on the ends of the lip spoiler and connecting it through the holes and using tape.
The non-drilled method just uses tape. Not as secure as drilling but from everyone who's done the non-drilled method, I have yet to read about one falling off or getting pulled off. If you feel like you might remove it later go non-drilled.
The non-drilled method just uses tape. Not as secure as drilling but from everyone who's done the non-drilled method, I have yet to read about one falling off or getting pulled off. If you feel like you might remove it later go non-drilled.
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#5
Ebay ones usually come unpainted. Primed but unpainted and painting would be an additional 50 bucks or something. Fitment is usually good with ebay spoilers but you should definitely check with other people first before purchasing.
#6
When installing the tape, be sure it is above 60 degrees out. 3M tape doesn't work at 45 degrees. Ask me how I know.
I got my spoiler from the spoiler store on ebay. The paint match was perfect. After I reinstalled it on a warm day, it seems very solid now. The ebay kit included some hardware for the drilling method of installation, but I feel confident that the tape will be just fine. I replaced the original mounting tape with 3M brand tape, just for added piece of mind.
That being said, I do consider it to be removable.
I got my spoiler from the spoiler store on ebay. The paint match was perfect. After I reinstalled it on a warm day, it seems very solid now. The ebay kit included some hardware for the drilling method of installation, but I feel confident that the tape will be just fine. I replaced the original mounting tape with 3M brand tape, just for added piece of mind.
That being said, I do consider it to be removable.
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