removing wing spoiler
#1
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removing wing spoiler
Has anyone had their wing spoiler removed? I'm planning on getting it donw this week but curious to know if I should be concerned about the potential of my trunk lid leaking.
#2
Three Wheelin'
^ Click on the installation instruction from Bernadi
http://acura.bernardiparts.com/Acura...3-TL2-XXX.aspx
There are three holes drilled on each side, they need to be plugged to prevent leakage. Are you putting anything on after removing the wing spoiler? The weather forecast is rain for the next 5 days in Vancouver.
http://acura.bernardiparts.com/Acura...3-TL2-XXX.aspx
There are three holes drilled on each side, they need to be plugged to prevent leakage. Are you putting anything on after removing the wing spoiler? The weather forecast is rain for the next 5 days in Vancouver.
#3
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^ Click on the installation instruction from Bernadi
http://acura.bernardiparts.com/Acura...3-TL2-XXX.aspx
There are three holes drilled on each side, they need to be plugged to prevent leakage. Are you putting anything on after removing the wing spoiler? The weather forecast is rain for the next 5 days in Vancouver.
http://acura.bernardiparts.com/Acura...3-TL2-XXX.aspx
There are three holes drilled on each side, they need to be plugged to prevent leakage. Are you putting anything on after removing the wing spoiler? The weather forecast is rain for the next 5 days in Vancouver.
That is a lot of holes...I might have to wait until the summer to get this done.
Thanks for the info! Interested in a wing spoiler perhaps?
#4
is it the big one? why do you hate it so much all of a sudden
grab the tiny decklid one cover up the holes that way
grab the tiny decklid one cover up the holes that way
#6
actually after looking through the install info, they drill much more holes than required for the decklid spoiler, im sorry OP, you are going to need a brand new car
#7
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#8
2016 Acura TLX
the best route imo is to trade trunk lids with someone that wants the wing. post it in the black market
#9
^ true ... it will be cheaper this way too, otherwise u will have to get a body shop to fill all the holes and repaint the trunk ... the only thing is if u swap trunks the VIN wont match
#10
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I found a shop 2 blocks from my place that agreed to remove the spoiler and re-paint the trunk lid for $300.
I'm picking it up tomorrow. Will post pics for those who want to see a comparison between the wing spoiler and no spoiler.
Thanks everyone for your suggestions
I'm picking it up tomorrow. Will post pics for those who want to see a comparison between the wing spoiler and no spoiler.
Thanks everyone for your suggestions
#13
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I am another in the "I prefer the Deck Lid Spoiler over Wing" camp, especially after sitting in a TSX and noticing its visible in the back window, essentially cutting visibility down. I am curious to see how the body shop proposes to block the holes and paint it like new though.
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