Red Voodoo

What I mean is, should I leave the gap between the window and the roof for drainage purposes, or should the spoiler be flush with the roof for aesthetic purposes? I've seen both examples, but I'm about to reinstall the spoiler with a application of Window-Weld and I want to know the general consensus.

The roof spoiler is the recent eBay one that slightly imitates the Sarona model, albeit smaller:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/PAINT...Q5fAccessories

saersxlr8

VOTED gap, thats how i have mine, it looks better.

aznboi2424

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Koreandude007

its up to you. whatever makes you happy. I just re-did mine, but I don't have the e-bay one. I tried the window weld and I had problems with it coming loose from the hot air. I think I finally found the right product for it. its been on there for about a week, and hasn't come loose yet.

TLDude876

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I have the ebay roof spoiler and it wont fit unless I have the gap.

08A-SPEC

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I vote no gap, sorry.

swoosh

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i would leave a little gap only for the drainage....else the spoiler will start coming off from there.....

i installed it just where the drainage ends on all side and 44 7/8" being a perfect fit !!!

revtek 2

I looked at it both ways before installing mine and I decided that it looked better with the gap. I actually cut out card board strips from the box that it was shipped in, folded the strips in half, and then stuck them between the rear window and the roof to create the gap.

Bayam0n

what is the best adhesive to put the roof spoiler on? 3m tape, or some glue product?

Red Voodoo

I'm leaning towards leaving that gap if only for the functionality of it. Thanks for everyone's input.

saintsfan

post a pic once you have it installed, mine is comming in this week. So i would like to see some pics with the gap